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For sample orders, we're looking at roughly $1,800 per unit, mid-tier runs around $1,500, and bulk buys—50 units or so—drop to about $1,250 each, and that's where the real cost-effectiveness kicks in for larger clinics or hospital chains.
The 23L chamber is 304 stainlss steel, which basically handles repeated 134°C cycles without corroding, and vacuum drying system pulls moisture out faster than gravity-based units—most buyers go with the USB data export for compliance, though the optional printer adds about $200 per machine.
It's not suited for high-throughput labs running 50+ cycles a day; the 4L water tank needs refilling every few runs, and the 65kg weight means you'll want it on a sturdy cart if moving between rooms.
Noise stays under 50dB, so it won't disrupt a small office, and the HEPA filter (0.22μm) catches airborne contaminants before they hit the chamber—one detail we've seen buyers miss is teh 1950W power draw, which can trip older circuits if not accounted for.
Anyway, the HIV/HBV long-sterilization program is a nice add-on for clinics that handle biohazards, but the standdard 121°C/134°C cycles cover most wrapped instruments and fabrics just fine.
Our standard MOQ is 10 units per model, but we can discuss smaller trial orders depending on your market needs.
We provide CE and ISO 13485 certification, plus test reports for the 304 stainless steel chamber and HEPA filter. Full documentation is included with each shipment.
Yes, the USB port lets you export cycle data directly to a flash drive as a CSV file. The printer is only needed if you want paper printouts on the spot.
A full cycle at 134°C usually runs about 20-30 minutes, including vacuum drying. The built-in vacuum drying system removes moisture so instruments come out dry and ready to use.
Keep it in a clean, dry room between 5-40°C, and avoid stacking anything on top. The unit weighs 65kg, so use a cart or lift for moving—don't lift it manually.
