Vertical Autoclave NVA-201 is a laboratory sterilization system that uses pressurized steam at 121–134°C to eliminate microorganisms, spores, and contaminants from glassware, instruments, culture media, and biohazardous waste. It supports gravity and pre-vacuum cycles for consistent and controlled sterilization.
Vertical Autoclave NVA-201 delivers 50–250 L high-capacity steam sterilization with gravity and pre-vacuum cycles, ensuring accurate microbial elimination and compliance for laboratory, clinical, and research environments.
Sterilization of laboratory instruments and glassware
Preparation of microbiological culture media
Decontamination of biohazardous waste
Routine sterilization in clinical and research labs
Water is heated to produce saturated steam
Steam fills the sealed chamber
Air is removed (gravity or pre-vacuum)
Temperature and pressure rise to sterilization levels
Microorganisms and spores are destroyed
Chamber cools and depressurizes safely
Higher temperature reduces sterilization time.
Steam sterilization uses high-pressure saturated steam to destroy microorganisms by denaturing proteins and disrupting cell structures.
Gravity Cycle
Air removed naturally by steam displacement
Suitable for glassware and solid instruments
Pre-Vacuum Cycle
Air removed using vacuum pump
Ideal for porous or complex loads
Pharmaceutical and biotech labs
Hospitals and clinical sterilization units
Research and academic institutions
Quality control and testing laboratories
Gravity and pre-vacuum sterilization cycles
Digital monitoring and control
Adjustable time and temperature settings
Safety interlocks and pressure protection
Vertical space-saving design
This model is ideal for:
Laboratories requiring flexible high capacity (50–250 L)
Facilities handling mixed sterilization loads
Hospitals and research labs needing precise cycle control
Environments requiring compliance with sterilization standards
Answer:
Choose NVA-201 for flexibility, capacity range, and space efficiency.
Glassware, instruments, culture media, and biohazardous waste.
Typically 30–90 minutes, depending on load and cycle.
Yes, liquids can be sterilized using controlled heating and cooling cycles.
Between 121°C and 134°C.
High-pressure steam destroys microorganisms by denaturing proteins and breaking cellular structures.
Gravity uses steam displacement, while pre-vacuum removes air actively for deeper sterilization.
Laboratory instrument sterilization
Media preparation
Waste decontamination
Clinical sterilization workflows
USP sterilization guidelines
ISO 17665
Laboratory safety standards
Vertical Autoclave NVA-201 is a high-capacity laboratory sterilization system offering 50–250 L capacity with gravity and pre-vacuum cycles. Operating at 121–134°C, it ensures effective microbial elimination, supports compliance standards, and provides flexible sterilization for laboratory, clinical, and research applications.
