High-Throughput Autoclave Cuts Sterilisation Costs

Priorclave front-loading laboratory and research grade autoclaves offer exceptional reliability and unparalleled energy, water, and lifetime cost savings, and are one of the first to receive an ACT certificate that quantities its superb energy efficiency credentials.

The 320L model with its taller chamber profile than that found in most cylindrical machines can boost lab efficiency and low costs by sterilising larger bulky items as well as small and taller items in a single process. It is available in both the new BASE and SMART categories, incorporating more features as standard.

Introduction of the new categories by Priorclave simplifies the autoclave selection process, enabling customers to choose the best model for their needs. Typically, the BASE range covers ‘the basics’,  media preparation, waste loads, and sterilising loose instruments, open containers, and labware. The SMART range is intended for industrial, research, and production labs and facilities with greater or more diverse needs. They adeptly handle standard tasks (e.g., media prep, waste loads, labware) but can also produce drier loads and more reliably handle complex loads that tend to trap air.

Priorclave purposefully designed the cylindrical chamber of this model with a taller profile than that found in most ‘cylindrical’ machines, a 630mm chamber, 1025mm deep and a low convenient loading height of just 725mm. Its impressive load capacity has proven to give lab equipment purchaser a strong viable alternative to large more costly rectangular chamber autoclaves.

The build quality of this 320L capacity front loading autoclave incorporate epoxy coated panels and frame members which are treated with an anti-bacterial agent. This is a highly effective and permanent treatment for lifelong control of harmful bacteria and protection against the threat of cross contamination. This tough special epoxy finish is proven to reduce bacterial growth by up to 99.99% and is highly effective against MRSA, E.coli, Listeria, Legionella, Campylobacter, Salmonella, Pseudomonas and over 50 other species.