Pre-Vacuum with Drying
Sterilization of porous and dry goods, including wrapped materials, filters, linens, rubber stoppers, and filling line components. Air is removed from the chamber by vacuum or optional alternating vacuum and steam pulses, allowing steam to thoroughly penetrate porous loads. The chamber then ramps to a specified sterilization pressure and temperature. The cycle concludes by pulling a deep vacuum to rapidly dry the load.
Gravity Air Removal
Sterilization of glassware, instruments, waste, and liquids in open or vented containers. Steam displaces air from the chamber by gravity, providing effective sterilization without the mechanical stress of vacuum cycling and helping protect container integrity throughout the process.
Gravity Air Removal, Jacket Water Cooling
Sterilization of liquids in loose or tightly sealed containers that are heat or pressure sensitive. Following the sterilization exposure phase, cooling water is introduced to the chamber jacket to accelerate cooling while a support pressure is maintained to help protect sensitive containers from damage or deformation.
Steam-Air Mixture
Terminal sterilization of vials, ampoules, and syringes in sealed containers that are heat or pressure sensitive. Internal fans circulate the steam-air mixture for uniform temperature distribution throughout the chamber while overpressure control helps protect sensitive containers from deformation or rupture during the cycle.
Hot Water Cascade
Terminal sterilization of large volume parenterals, IV bags, and liquid-filled containers. Superheated purified water is cascaded over the load while compressed air is simultaneously injected to maintain an overpressure, Helping prevent container damage or deformation while achieving rapid, uniform heat penetration throughout the load.