Autoclave

 

An autoclave is a laboratory sterilization instrument, which uses moist heat in the form of saturated steam under controlled temperature and pressure. Basically, the autoclave uses four parameters: Steam, Temperature, Pressure, and Time. This depends on the size and the load of the content that will be sterilized in the chamber. The autoclave is widely used by many Clinics, Primary Health Centres, Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Laboratories this is also considered as a most dependable product. Another reason that makes this product more considerable is that it is non-toxic and inexpensive.

The moist heat helps to kill the microorganism by causing the organism’s structural proteins and enzymes to lose their shape.