Autoclaves
What is an Autoclave?
Laboratory Autoclaves are used in a wide variety of laboratory settings. Where there is a need for a high pressure or temperature to sterilise equipment, cure materials or other chemical process an autoclave may be used.
We stock a full range of lab autoclaves for sale including medical autoclaves for microbiology labs and pharmaceutical labs.
our Used Autoclaves
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Astell AMA270BT65 Autoclave
1 in stock
Capacity 135 L | 5.7" Touchscreen | Electro-Polished Chamber | 1 x Stainless Steel Bucket
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Astell AMA270BT65 Autoclave
1 in stock
Capacity 135 L | 5.7" Touchscreen | Electro-Polished Chamber | 1 x Wire Basket
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Memmert SF450 plus Hot Air Steriliser
1 in stock
Capacity 449 L | Temperature Range 20°C - 250°C
Categories: Autoclaves, General Laboratory, Sterilizers, Used
Condition: Used
Warranty: 30 days (Richmond Promise)
Original price was: £3,250.00.£2,500.00Current price is: £2,500.00.
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LTE Touchclave-Lab K Series K200E Autoclave
SoldCapacity 200 Litres | Constant Standby Steam Generator | Air Ballast | Vertical Sliding Door
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Astell ASB300 Autoclave
SoldCapacity 344 Litre | 5.7" Colour Touchscreen | Electropolished Stainless-Steel | 87 Cycles From New
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Astell AMB230BT65 Autoclave
1 in stock
Chamber Volume 43 Litres | Temperature Range 100°C - 138°C | Front Loading
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Priorclave Autoclave PS/PSC/EH700
Sold700 L Capacity | Front Loading
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Boxer 200/40LR Autoclave
1 in stock
Capacity: 40 L | Front loading | Benchtop
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LTE Touchclave F-300 Autoclave
1 in stock
300 L capacity front loading autoclave
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Using autoclaves for sterilisation
Medical Instruments should be decontaminated before they can be sterilised. Instruments should be cleaned immediately after use in a specialised decontamination area, separate from the surface they were used. It’s important to run the instruments under pressurised water, this ensures that no debris will be left on them, compromising the sterilisation process.
Using Controls
It’s a good idea to run a biological control in your autoclave between sets of uses. Simply put a sample in the autoclave containing biological material and test it after use to observe if the autoclave was able to kill these cells as expected. Compare with a control left at room temperature to ensure an extenuating factor like contamination in the sample vial itself isn’t the cause of the results seen in the test sample after autoclaving.
