Autoclave Sterilizer

Laboratory autoclave sterilizers serve many important functions in biological research, including equipment sterilization, solution preparation, and waste decontamination. Autoclaves use high heat and pressurized steam to kill or deactivate bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores that can contaminate samples and cultures. Autoclaves are used to sterilize glassware, instruments, fresh culture media and reagents, and certain plasticware. As a guide for autoclave selection, consider the capacity and size of materials to be sterilized, as well as the specific requirements of the lab. Top-loading models are often more space-efficient and can accommodate tall items, whereas front-loading autoclaves may be easier to load for some users. For more information, visit the autoclave supplier page.