100L - 400L AUTOCLAVE
FRONT-LOADING AUTOCLAVES
A front-loading autoclave with a traditional cylindrical vessel is the best option available for research, education, and quality assurance facilities. A cylindrical chamber is better suited to high pressure micro-environments, requires less reinforcement and insulation, and suffers less wear and tear over the life of the autoclave. Each of our front-loading autoclaves is entirely custom built to your specifications, in terms of temperature and pressure levels as well as chamber size. A lower parts count, more efficient steam generation, lean cylindrical pressure vessel, and application-specific build don’t just reduce the purchase price: It results in a more reliable autoclave that costs much less to own, operate, and maintain.
The Base Range:
Priorclave’s Base range covers “the basics”: media preparation, waste loads, and sterilising loose instruments, open containers, and labware. These are high-efficiency cylindrical chambered autoclaves, caster-mounted for easy transport. They are well suited to research, quality assurance, and teaching labs. Easy maintenance and light resource consumption help ensure a low lifetime cost of ownership. All Base models include fully programmable cycle customisation, “media warming,” integrated cooling and freesteaming systems, and drain protection
The Smart Range:
Priorclave’s Smart front-loading autoclaves are intended for industrial, research, and production labs and facilities with greater or more diverse needs. They can adeptly handle standard tasks (e.g., media prep, waste loads, labware) but can also produce drier loads and more reliably handle complex loads that tend to trap air. Ideal for mixed waste loads, biological waste or pathogen-heavy materials, cloth and textile sterilisation, soil and substrate preparation, wrapped instruments, and porous loads. These sterilisers feature fully customisable cycles (with expanded memory), pre-cycle and post-cycle vacuum, integrated cooling and freesteaming, and air intake filtration.
