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We've been getting a lot of queries about sterilizing complex hollow instruments lately, and HP-PVS-BI series handles that pretty well — it's a Class B unit under EN 13060, so it actually pulls a triple pre-vacuum impulse cycle before the steam even hits the load, which is critical for porous loads and wrapped packs where air pockets can ruin a cycle.
The 0.23MPa working pressrue gets you up to 134°C, and the vacuum goes down to -0.08MPa, so it's basically pulling a deep vacuum before and after the sterilization phase, which most buyers don't think to ask about but matters a lot for drying wrapped instruments at the end.
You'll see the 80L, 100L, and 190L models — we usually have stock on the 100L, but confirm lead time on the 190L, which is about 20 days or so. Chamber is SUS304 stainles steel, nothing exotic but it's what you want for repeated steam cycles without corrosion issues.
One thing we've noticed form handling these units is that the microprocessor with LCD control makes programming cycles straightforward, but the real safety net is the triple protection — over-temperature, over-pressure, and water level — because if the water runs out mid-cycle, basically nobody's happy.
Power supply is 380V, 50Hz, so check your facility wiring before ordering — it's not a plug-and-play 220V unit, and that's actually a common gotcha for smaller labs that assume all autoclaves run on standard wall outlets.
We can start with a single unit for the HP-PVS-BI series, so there's no strict MOQ. For bulk orders, we can discuss better pricing.
Typically, the 190L model ships within 15-20 working days after order confirmation, depending on stock levels. Smaller volumes like 80L or 100L might be faster.
Yes, the HP-PVS-BI series is CE certified per EN 13060, and we include the certification documents with each shipment. You'll get the full compliance paperwork.
No, the 105-134°C range is fixed for this model to maintain Class B standards and safety. Customizing that would require a different design.
Store it in a dry, clean area at room temperature, away from moisture and dust. Keep the chamber door slightly open to prevent seal damage, and avoid freezing conditions.
