Laboratory Autoclave

SOFAST provides a comprehensive selection of autoclaves that address all load sterilization requirements, leveraging its extensive experience in sterilization technologies and its recognition of the obstacles that sterilized products face.Autoclave Vacuum Steamerinput:
output:Technology: The saturated steam autoclave is primarily employed to sterilize components that come into contact with the final product.input:
output:Types of loads:input:
output:Open the vials.

Syringes that are not yet filled

Caps and closuresInstrumentsTextilesFormatting componentsinput:
output:Ventilated autoclave (air/steam)input:
output:Technology that is specifically designed to sterilize and cool hermetically sealed containers and is employed to process sensitive loads that require pressure control:Sealed vialsSolution bags (e.g., glucose solutions) Parenteral nutrition bags

Syringes that have been filled

Ampoules that are injectableinput:
output:Autoclave with superheated waterinput:
output:The most frequent application of superheated water sterilization technology is for autoclaving containers that necessitate drying after processing, such as:input:
output:Full bottles that have been sealed

Ampoulesinput:
output:Product HighlightsForm



• Cylindrical

• Square



Technology• A steam vacuum

• Ventilated (air/steam)• Water that has been heated to a highinput:
output:Opening Ceremony• Doors may be either single or double.• Hinged, side-opening, vertical downward or upwardinput:
output:The page is currently being loaded.• Height-adjustable / load-sized / designed in accordance with HSE regulations

• Loading baskets that are customized to accommodate the loads that are to be transported• Conveying automatically• Level loadingDimensioning in accordance with:input:
output:Type of loads: liquid and/or solid

Daily quantity per batchMass

Preliminary and/or final sterilizationThe type of loading and unloading that is necessary (forklift, ground level, etc.)

Tanks for collectionIncluding associated treatments such as the H2O2 cycle and washing prior to sterilization.