Vertical Autoclave NVA-101 is a steam sterilization system that uses pressurized saturated steam at 121–134°C to eliminate microorganisms, spores, and contaminants from laboratory instruments, glassware, culture media, and biohazardous waste. Its 75-liter vertical design supports efficient sterilization in space-constrained laboratories.
Vertical Autoclave NVA-101 provides accurate gravity-based steam sterilization for laboratory and clinical environments. With a 75-liter capacity and controlled temperature cycles, it ensures consistent microbial inactivation for instruments, media, and waste while maintaining compliance and contamination control.
Used for:
Sterilizing laboratory instruments and glassware
Preparing sterile culture media
Decontaminating biohazardous waste
Maintaining contamination-free laboratory environments
Water is heated to generate steam
Steam fills the chamber
Air is removed via gravity displacement
Pressure increases to sterilization levels
Microorganisms and spores are destroyed
Cooling and depressurization occur safely
Higher temperatures reduce sterilization time and improve efficiency.
A gravity cycle uses steam to naturally displace air inside the chamber. It is ideal for:
Glassware
Metal instruments
Non-porous materials
Pharmaceutical and biotech labs
Hospitals and clinical labs
Research and academic institutions
Food and microbiology labs
Gravity-based sterilization cycle
Digital temperature and pressure monitoring
Adjustable sterilization time
Stainless steel chamber construction
Safety interlocks and pressure control
Compact vertical design
Choose this model if you need:
Medium sterilization capacity (75 L)
Space-efficient vertical installation
Routine sterilization workflows
Cost-effective gravity-based operation
Answer:
NVA-101 is better for medium-capacity labs, while NVA-100 suits smaller workloads.
Glassware, laboratory instruments, culture media, and biohazardous waste.
Typically 15–60 minutes, depending on load and temperature.
Yes, liquids can be sterilized using controlled heating and cooling cycles.
It operates between 121°C and 134°C.
High-pressure steam destroys microorganisms by denaturing proteins and damaging cell structures.
Yes, it is widely used in clinical, research, and laboratory environments.
Sterilizing lab instruments and glassware
Preparing microbiological media
Waste decontamination
Routine sterilization workflows
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice)
ISO sterilization standards
USP microbiological guidelines
Vertical Autoclave NVA-101 is a 75-liter gravity-based steam sterilization system designed for laboratories and clinical environments. Operating at 121–134°C, it ensures accurate sterilization of instruments, media, and waste while supporting compliance, safety, and efficient workflow management.
