Autoclave 50 - NON-FDA - Steam SaniClave (Assembled in USA)
The American Made SaniClave 50 is fashioned with a simple push button operation. The thermally protective polymer skin eliminates burn risk. Low water and under and over temperature alarms assure safety and effectiveness during operation. A corrosion resistant, stainless-steel chamber makes this steam sterilizer durable and easy to clean. The SaniClave 50 delivers exceptional performance at a low price.
Assembled in USA
Non-FDA cleared
FEATURES
- 8-liter stainless steel chamber
- Sterilizes solid instruments, great for microbiology and veterinary.
- Standard 121ºC, 30 minutes.
- Lightweight, portable, burn-free exterior.
- Not for human medical use.
- One button operation
- Durable construction
- Safe burn free exterior
- Display: Digital time and/or temperature
- Safety: Over temperature alarm
- Rugged stainless-steel chamber and cover
SPECIFICATIONS
| Pressure: 15 psi |
| Internal Temperature: 121°C |
| Sterilization Cycle: 30 minutes |
| Capacity: 8L |
| Net Weight: 5.4kg (12lbs) |
| Power Requirements: 110-130 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 1250 W |
| Display: Digital time and/or temperature |
| Durability: Rugged stainless-steel chamber and cover |
| Safety: Over temperature alarm |
| Basket dimensions |
| Overall height: 7.375in |
| Inside height: 6.5in |
| Diameter: 8.5in |
| Warranty: 1 year |
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RETURNS :
For complete details of our return policy and process, please refer to our general return policy page. We take the responsibility to make sure your product
arrives in brand new working condition. Should your item arrive damaged, we will replace the product at no cost to you.
CANCELLATIONS: Please note that any specially ordered or custom-made products are non-cancellable once production has begun. Unfortunately, we are unable to
accept returns on such items.
AVAILABILITY NOTE: Availability of products may vary based on the manufacturer’s current stock levels.
