Astell Scientific to showcase ‘self-contained’ autoclave range at ACHEMA 2018

Autoclaves

Astell Scientific to showcase ‘self-contained’ autoclave range at ACHEMA 2018

02 May, 2018

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Leading autoclave manufacturer Astell Scientific is participating in the forthcoming ACHEMA 2018 exhibition and World Forum for the process industries, representing its comprehensive range of sterilizers.

Visitors will be able to see examples of Astell’s ‘plug and play’ self-contained small capacity autoclaves, available with front loading circular chambers in sizes from 33 to 63 litres, or in top loading form with 63 litres capacity. These models require no plumbing and only a standard single phase power supply in order to function. Combined with Astell’s standard fitment touchscreen controller, they offer a range of sterilization cycles and are both water and power efficient.

Staff will be on-hand giving demonstrations of the colour touchscreen controller during the show and will be able to answer visitors’ autoclave questions. In addition, copies of the new Astell product catalogue will be available for prospects to take away. This contains information on both circular and square chamber ranges, and helpful explanation of available options.

ACHEMA 2018 is held from 11th-15th June 2018 at Messe Frankfurt in Germany.

STOP PRESS: Astell will also have details of its new sliding door circular chamber autoclave range at the show!

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