Autoclave Classic 210001 with basket

Features

• An interlock-system prevents the lid from being removed whilst pressure remains in the vessel.
• A two stage 'over-pressure' protection system incorporating a calibrated Pressue ReleaseValve and a Gasket Blowout Slot.
• Optional temprature and pressure gauges show internal chamber conditions during the cycle.
• Thermal fuse and double pole fuses (where applicable) protect against overheating and electrical faults.
• Lifetime heating element guarantee.
• Specifically designed for unwrapped solid instruments and non porous loads (excluding lumen instruments and handpieces).

Aspects to consider when choosing an autoclave:

• Class
• Chamber size
• Cycle time
• Case size
• Heater design
• Single use water
• Aesthetic design
• Printer facility
• Datalogging facility

Top tips on cleaning instruments before autoclaving:

• Clean instruments thoroughly to remove all blood, mucous and tissue deposits
• Whoever is cleaning the equipment should be properly trained
• Disposable gloves and protective clothing should be worn, and if splashes are a risk, a face mask or goggles
• Use a washer disinfector prior to autoclaving, expect for loads of porous nature
• Use an ultrasonic bath with a suitable enzyme detergent cleaner for loads where a washer disinfector isn?t suitable
• A second process, either disinfection or sterilisation, is recommended
• Instruments should be rinsed, dried and checked for damage or loose joints prior to use or storage

Advice on how to prepare instruments for autoclaving:

• If the instruments are to be used immediately after sterilisation they can be placed directly onto the appropriate autoclave tray without any form of packaging
• If instruments are going to be stored for use at a future time the use of appropriate packaging will help to maintain the integrity of the sterilised items
• Only use sterilisation packing materials, such as bags, sheets or pouches that are suitable for use within your autoclave
• Two approved techniques for packing items are wrapping in sheets of sterilising paper and using sterilization pouches
• Single sheets of sterilisation paper are suitable for wrapping sets of instruments
• The packaging being used should be folded around the contents as tightly as possible to reduce the amount of trapped air
• The parcel/bag should be secured with process indicator tape
• The parcel/bag should be labelled for identification and traceability, with the date and contents specified

Technical data

• Chamber capacity: 9 litres
• Overall dimensions: 340x355mm
• Unpacked weight: 4.5kg (max)
• Chamber Diameter: 210mm
• Chamber length: 236mm
• Max load: 3kg
• Cycle time: 126^oC for 22 minutes

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