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Researchers employ various washing and sterilization methods. Autoclaving is a reliable option where a pressure chamber produces steam from 121°C or 134°C. Autoclaves or stand-alone labware washers efficiently eradicate microorganisms on labware pipettes, rotors and other lab tools. For low temperature sterilization biological and temperature indicators measure instrument sterility. Since water purity is important in autoclaving modular and stand-alone water treatment systems pre-treat and purify water used in steam sterilizers. Irradiation uses UV light to kill microorganisms on work surfaces, transparent objects, biosafety cabinets, HEPA filters and cleanrooms. Infrared sterilization, commonly used on heat-sensitive lab instruments, is another option. For more stringent applications, hydrogen peroxide sterilization can be used in cleanrooms and glovebox isolators dealing with biological agents and category III/IV pathogens. Cleaning systems including ultrasonic baths, dry ice, carbon dioxide, steam and plasma are other options for labs and cleanrooms to disinfect substrates and components. The products featured here are used in various methods of washing and sterilizing applications. |
Labconco laboratory glassware washers have specialized features to meet the laboratory's demand for superior cleaning and convenience
Compact autoclaves fit on bench space; no external water tank is required. Features fully automated operation and large user-friendly digital display
These indicators verify the sterility of your instruments, vials, media, and liquid cycles in less time than it takes to send samples to an outside lab
Dry hands, gloves and lab supplies with warm, ULPA-filtered particle-free air. Clean, brushless motor ensures reduced noise and vibration
Ultrasonic precision cleaning baths for small- and medium-sized parts can also be used for cell separation, sample prep and degassing of liquids
Branson offers easy-to-use mini-ultrasonic cleaner with a 15-oz capacity, and their industrial ultrasonic cleaner for jobs up to 10 gallons
Optimally clean sensitive parts in these heavy-duty stainless steel cleaners. Single or multiple ultrasonic frequencies are programmable
This stainless steel benchtop ultrasonic cleaner has a front-mounted digital controller, and handles industrial cleaning jobs quickly
Nitrogen-controlled, stainless steel glovebox isolator comes equipped with CO2 fitting connector for the SNO GUN II dry ice cleaning system
Contaminants on components are safely dislodged and carried away in the flowing stream of this precision, easy-aim CO2 cleaner; no disposal of solvents
Filter CO2 to enhance dry ice cleaning systems with this carbon dioxide Purifier. The Steam Cleaner turns distilled water into superheated steam
Microwave energy creates plasma to clean organic/inorganic contaminants from materials. Control temperature and reduce waste
BactiZapper is a safe, convenient way to sterilize microorganisms in 5-7 seconds using infrared heating; used in anaerobic and aerobic chambers
Economical, fast-acting ultraviolet sanitizers use UV-C light to kill a spectrum of bacteria, viruses, and mold spores to help maintain aseptic conditions in rooms, ductwork, and isolation chambers.
Decontaminate rooms with hydrogen peroxide vapor. Biological agents and pathogens are effectively destroyed
Converts into a vertical laminar flow station, meets USP 797 and ISO Class 5; ideal for I.V. compounding in pharmacies
Rapidly deionize water needed for steam sterilizers through a dispenser at your request, at up to four liters of pure water per minute
Modular reverse osmosis tesysm produces 3L to 40L an hour of high-purity water, units easily upgrade to accommodate changing needs of busy labs
The LabTower TII Water Purification System is capable of producing Type 2 purified water from tap water. Each model includes integrated 100L reservoir tank.
Terra Universal provides individual filter cartridges for Thermo Scientific water pretreatment and treatment systems
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