$ 7889
| Volume | 135 L |
| Design Pressure | -0.1/0.3 MPa |
| Working Pressure | 0.23 MPa |
| Ultimate Vacuum | -0.096 MPa |
| Pressure Display Accuracy | 0.1 kpa |
| Sterilization Temperature | 105 to 138℃ |
| Temperature Display Accuracy | 0.1℃ |
| Maximum Temperature | 138℃ |
| Temperature Uniformity | ≤ ± 0.5℃ |
| Time of Sterilization | 0 to 60 min |
| Time of Drying | 0 to 60 min |
| Chamber and Door material | Stainless steel SUS304 |
| Chamber Dimension | 500 × 700 mm |
| Power | 380V/220V, 50Hz, 14Kw |
| Product Dimension | 1000 × 770 × 1550 mm |
| Packing Dimension | 1100 × 870 × 1800 mm |
| Net Weight | 225 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 270 Kg |
• Automatic Sterilization Programs: Provides automatic programmed cycles for heating, sterilization, steam exhaust, and drying.
• Touch Screen Control: Displays temperature, pressure, time, operating status, and fault information.
• Buzzer Alert: Provides an audible alert when the program cycle ends or a fault occurs.
• Overtemperature Protection: Automatically cuts off the power supply when the temperature exceeds the set value.
• Stainless Steel Chamber: Provides an easy-to-clean chamber for repeated sterilization cycles.
• Laboratory Instrument Preparation: Prepares reusable instruments for subsequent laboratory procedures.
• Glassware Processing: Processes suitable laboratory glassware before reuse in testing workflows.
• Microbiology Laboratories: Supports preparation of laboratory items used in microbiological procedures.
• Research Laboratories: Handles sterilization requirements for equipment and items used in research workflows.
• Clinical Laboratories: Includes steam sterilization in routine laboratory preparation procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: How does the pulse vacuum technology improve sterilization in BZAH-501?
Pulse vacuum technology removes air from the chamber through repeated vacuum cycles, allowing steam to fully penetrate even complex or hollow instruments for effective sterilization.
2: What safety features are included in the BZAH-501 autoclave?
BZAH-501 includes door interlocks, overpressure and overtemperature protection, low water level alarms, and automatic pressure release for safe operation.
3: Can I customize sterilization cycles in BZAH-501?
Yes, the BZAH-501 comes with multiple preset programs and allows customization based on specific load types and sterilization needs.
4: How does the BZAH-501 ensure effective sterilization?
The BZAH-501 uses pulse vacuum technology and saturated steam to ensure complete penetration into all surfaces and cavities, effectively killing microorganisms and spores.
5: How accurate is the BZAH-501 in monitoring sterilization conditions?
BZAH-501 offers high-precision monitoring with temperature and pressure display accuracy of 0.1°C and 0.1 kPa, ensuring consistent and reliable sterilization results.
6: What is a horizontal autoclave and how does it differ from a vertical one?
A horizontal autoclave is a front-loading sterilizer designed to handle larger volumes and bulkier equipment. Unlike vertical autoclaves that are top-loading, horizontal units allow easier loading of trays and instruments on sliding racks. They are commonly used in hospitals, research labs, and industrial settings for high-throughput sterilization
7: What types of materials are suitable for sterilization in a horizontal autoclave?
Horizontal autoclaves can sterilize surgical tools, lab glassware, media, fabric, and biohazard waste. Items must be steam-compatible and able to withstand temperatures up to 134°C. Heat-sensitive or sealed materials should be avoided unless specified as autoclavable by the manufacturer
8: How does a horizontal autoclave ensure uniform sterilization?
It uses saturated steam under pressure, typically between 15–30 psi, to achieve uniform heat distribution throughout the chamber. Built-in temperature and pressure sensors monitor the environment, while vacuum systems remove trapped air to ensure thorough steam penetration. This ensures complete and consistent sterilization across all items
9: What safety features are included in a horizontal autoclave?
Modern horizontal autoclaves include multiple safety features like pressure interlocks, over-temperature protection, door safety locks, and steam release valves. Many also have alarms for cycle errors or incomplete sterilization. These features protect users and ensure reliable operation during each cycle.
10: What are the maintenance requirements for a horizontal autoclave?
Routine maintenance includes cleaning the chamber and trays, inspecting door seals, draining water reservoirs, and descaling steam generators. Periodic calibration and validation are essential for compliance with lab or hospital protocols. Regular checks ensure optimal performance and reduce downtime.