LTE Scientific launches new Touchclave-R range of autoclaves

Published: 18-Oct-2007

A seven-strong range of autoclave models, which have been designed to offer enhanced cleaning performance, were launched new to the L.A.B exhibition in London.


LTE Scientific’s Touchclave-R autoclaves exhibit features including air ballasts that allow sealed and unsealed fluids to be cooled quickly and reduces the risk of container rupture, as well as in-chamber cooling, which provides direct cooling to the load.

This cooling effect is claimed to be more efficient than using external fans and also said to dissipate some of the moisture from the load.

One of the attractive features in this range is its ‘Push-n-Seal’ option, which means no effort is required on the operator’s part to secure the autoclave. All that is required is ensuring the door is closed and the cycle starts. An added benefit is LTE’s touchscreen, which the company says offers proven flexibility and is extremely user-friendly.

The capacity range for the models vary from 40 to 160 litres. Options and accessories include vacuum system, which when added is designed to improve the initial air removal and assist the cooling process. Data archiving system will store 5,000 cycles on a single removable flash card. Assisting long-term storage of thermometric records.

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