Saturated steam remains the most effective and least expensive method of sterilizing heat-resistant instruments — provided air is removed from the chamber. That is why lumened instruments and textile packs call for a pulsating-vacuum sterilizer rather than simple gravity displacement. Our range covers benchtop autoclaves for treatment rooms, vertical sterilizers for laboratories, and pass-through chambers with double doors separating the clean and dirty zones as required for a central sterile supply department.
In a gravity cycle steam displaces air on its own, which leaves air pockets and under-sterilized zones in lumened instruments and textile packs. Pulsating vacuum removes air over several pressure cycles and is required for porous loads and instruments with lumens.
Yes. Feeding the steam generator with tap water causes scale build-up and staining on instruments. A conductivity below 5 µS/cm is assumed for the generator — which is why a sterilizer is bought together with a water treatment station.
For pre-vacuum sterilizers — every working day, before the first production load. The test documents effective air removal from the chamber.
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✨ NewExpertPulsating vacuum pass-through chamber — separates clean and dirty zones in the CSSD.
✨ NewHighHorizontal steam sterilizer, 100 l, cylindrical chamber — for CSSD and laboratory.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 60 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
✨ NewBasicPre-vacuum autoclave, 45 l, for treatment rooms and small CSSD.
✨ NewBasicPre-vacuum benchtop autoclave, 18 l — for dental, ophthalmic and treatment rooms.
✨ NewExpertPulsating vacuum pass-through chamber — separates clean and dirty zones in the CSSD.
✨ NewHighHorizontal steam sterilizer, 200 l, cylindrical chamber — for CSSD and laboratory.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 80 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
✨ NewBasicPre-vacuum benchtop autoclave, 23 l — for dental, ophthalmic and treatment rooms.
✨ NewExpertPulsating vacuum pass-through chamber — separates clean and dirty zones in the CSSD.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 100 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 100 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 120 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 100 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
✨ NewHighVertical steam sterilizer, 120 l, 121°C and 134°C — for laboratory and CSSD.
In a gravity cycle steam displaces air on its own, which leaves air pockets and under-sterilized zones in lumened instruments and textile packs. Pulsating vacuum removes air over several pressure cycles and is required for porous loads and instruments with lumens.
Yes. Feeding the steam generator with tap water causes scale build-up and staining on instruments. A conductivity below 5 µS/cm is assumed for the generator — which is why a sterilizer is bought together with a water treatment station.
For pre-vacuum sterilizers — every working day, before the first production load. The test documents effective air removal from the chamber.
