Autoclave sterilizer is the oldest and most trusted sterilization method because it has no environmental hazards. Despite the emergence of new methods and machines, autoclave sterilizers are still preferred for sterilization in hospitals and laboratories. Items or equipment are first placed in an autoclave pressure vessel and then heated to the appropriate temperature for a specified period of time to destroy the protein structure of microorganisms and eventually kill them. The moisture in the steam provides the heat needed for equipment or articles used for sterilization.

For autoclave sterilizers to be successful, three things are very important, namely time, temperature and pressure quality. Premium steam for typical sterilization consists of 97% steam steam and 3% moisture (liquid water). Steam is called superheated steam. It is very dry and can efficiently transfer heat to the pressure vessel.

Sterilizer is a generic term for any device that can be disinfected. Autoclave sterilizer belongs to this type of equipment. Autoclave sterilizers are designed to kill all life forms on surfaces such as fungi, spores, viruses and bacteria. Autoclaves use steam only for disinfection, while others may use high pressure, irritants, chemicals, filtration, or a combination of processes to sterilize surfaces. In addition, the steam autoclave has an automatic locking function as an additional safety precaution.

Autoclave is a specific device for sterilizing equipment. The name is a combination of two ancient words: auto- Greek for self – and clave- Latin for key. When the two words are combined, it means “self-locking”.

One thing that sets the steam autoclave apart from other sterilizers is this automatic locking feature. Since autoclave sterilization is a sterilizer, its purpose is just like a sterilizer — to kill or remove all forms of life on an object’s surface, such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, and spores. Although autoclaves use only steam for disinfection, sterilizers can use chemicals, high pressure, filtration, stimulation, or a combination of these methods to eliminate living organisms.

Not all sterilizers can be autoclave because not every device can withstand the high temperatures required to kill all living things. If someone uses a different type of equipment, the material can melt and deform, making it unusable.

As mentioned above, autoclave sterilization is a disinfection machine, it consists of a pressure chamber, the appearance of a container, the use of high pressure and high temperature to complete the sterilization task of equipment. It is the most effective, oldest and most commonly used sterilization method. Autoclave is often called steam sterilizer. It is mainly used to disinfect dental or hospital equipment or supplies. Autoclaves come in different sizes and all types. It uses temperature and pressure to sterilize.

Sterilization is the process of eradicating or killing all types of microbial life forms, such as highly resistant bacterial spores and viruses, from the surface of a device.

Although autoclaves and sterilizers are both used to perform the same sterilization activity, both have some advantages that make them different from each other in many possible ways. The two sterilizers are simple in design, convenient in operation and low in maintenance cost. Despite the glaring differences, operating costs are roughly the same.

Choosing the right sterilizer will depend on your sterilization requirements, size requirements, and how much storage space you have. You need to choose a sterilizer that fits the load and size of your equipment. The chamber in the sterilizer needs to be at least the same length as the longest instrument. It’s also important to find a trusted supplier.

We offer the YG-0.6 Pulse Vacuum Steam Sterilizer using the latest technology. We know that safety, speed and reliability are important, so you’ll find plenty of options to keep your practice running smoothly without overcharging patients.