Medical Grade Stainless Steel Digital LCD Autoclave Sterilizer with Drying Function - CCS-XBD Series

If you've been sourcing vertical autoclaves for a while, you know the headache of inconsistent documentation—COAs that don't match, missing batch numbers, or delays on customs clearance. We've been shiping the CCS-XBD series for over six years now, and what it does is provide a solid, repeatable standard that procurement teams actually trust. The sterilization cycle runs on pressure steam, fully automated, with a digital LCD that shows real-time temp and pressure—no guesswork. It's ISO13485 certified, which matters for your audit trail, and we've got the paperwork ready before the container even leaves. Usually 2-4 weeks for the full set, but check lead time if you need it expedited.

The chamber is medical grade SUS304 stainless steel—that 0CR18NI9TI variant handles repeated steam cycles without pitting or corrosion, better than some cheaper 304 grades we've tested. Maximum temperature hits 129°C, and the pressure range sits between 0.145 and 0.165 Mpa, with an overpressure auto-discharge built in so you don't have to babysit it. Timer is programmable from 0 to 80 minutes, so for most loads you'll set it around 20 minutes or so for standard instruments. Power consumption varies by capacty—35L runs at about 2.5KW, while the 150L model pulls 4.5KW—so factor that into your facility's circuit planning. The drying function uses tubular electric heating elements, and we've found the silicone rubber sealing holds up well even after hundreds of cycles.

One thing buyers don't always think to ask is how the drying cycle integrates with the sterilization phase. Basically, after steam cycle completes, the system switches to drying automatically—no manual intervention needed. That's a big time-saver in busy clinics or labs. 2.5 to 4.5 KW depending on the model, and the 5L drum is easier to handle than you'd expect for a 35L unit. We've seen some folks try to use this for liquid loads, but honestly, it's not suited for that—the drying function can cause flash boiling in liquids, so stick to solid instruments and wrapped packs.

Customiaztion options exist, but they're limited to things like adding a USB port for data logging or adjusting the timer presets. We don't offer full OEM branding on the LCD interface—the software is locked from our end. However, if you need a specific votage other than 220V 50HZ, we can accommodate that with about 4-6 weeks extra lead time. The warranty is one year, and we keep common spare parts like the silicone gasket and heating elements in stock for quick replacement. Most buyers go with the 75L or 100L—those are the sweet spot for medium-volume facilities.

Payment terms are typically 30% deposit with the balance before shipment, though our company can do LC for established accounts. Shipping is FOB from our port, or we can arrange DDP if you want door-to-door—just note that incoterms affect the documentation you'll get. We usually have stock on 35L and 50L, but the larger models might require a production run of 50 units or so. Anyway, for procurement, the key is that our company provide a full TDS, SDS, and batch-specific COA with each shipment, all in English. We've had zero customs holds on these in the past three years, and that's not something every supplier can say.