Vertical autoclaves

Vertical autoclaves are essential sterilisation devices designed for high-volume use in medical, dental, laboratory, and research environments. With their spacious chambers and advanced steam sterilisation technology, they offer a reliable solution for sterilising medical instruments, laboratory glassware, and other essential equipment.

Why Choose a Vertical Autoclave?

Unlike benchtop models, vertical autoclaves provide larger capacities while maintaining exceptional efficiency. Key benefits include:

• High Capacity: Suitable for sterilising large loads in one cycle.
• Advanced Steam Sterilisation: Ensures complete elimination of bacteria, viruses, and spores.
• Energy-Efficient Design: Reduces power consumption while delivering powerful sterilisation.
• User-Friendly Operation: Equipped with intuitive digital controls for seamless use.

Available Capacities

Quirumed UK offers vertical autoclaves in multiple capacities to meet the needs of various industries. Our models range from compact options for small clinics to large-capacity units for hospitals and research laboratories.

Compliance & Quality Assurance

All our vertical autoclaves comply with international sterilisation standards, including EN 13060. Our devices ensure medical-grade sterilisation, making them ideal for healthcare professionals and researchers who require maximum hygiene and safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Vertical Autoclave Used For?

A vertical autoclave is used to sterilise laboratory and medical equipment, including surgical instruments, glassware, and textiles. It is widely used in hospitals, dental clinics, and pharmaceutical industries.

What is the Difference Between a Vertical and Horizontal Autoclave?

Vertical autoclaves have a top-loading design, making them more space-efficient and ideal for sterilising taller instruments. Horizontal autoclaves, on the other hand, offer front-loading chambers that can accommodate a broader range of medical tools.

What is the Capacity of a Vertical Autoclave?

Vertical autoclaves come in various sizes, with capacities typically ranging from 20 litres to over 100 litres. Choosing the right capacity depends on the volume of instruments you need to sterilise in each cycle.

How Often Should a Vertical Autoclave Be Serviced?

Routine maintenance is essential to ensure consistent performance. It is recommended to clean the chamber daily and schedule a professional service at least once a year.

Order Your Vertical Autoclave Today

Upgrade your sterilisation process with a high-quality vertical autoclave from Quirumed UK. Browse our selection and find the perfect model to meet your professional needs.