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Low-Temperature Plasma Sterilizer LMLA-C101 offers an innovative and effective sterilization solution for heat-sensitive items providing a balance between efficacy, safety, and material compatibility. Our Sterilizer accommodate a loading capacity of 225 L. Fitted with an electrically driven lifting mechanism that enables the door to open and close automatically, guarantees hands-free operation.
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| Capacity | 225 L |
| Sterilization Method | Ethylene Oxide Sterilization |
| High Temperature | 55 °C |
| Low Temperature | 37 °C |
| Power | 4.5 kW |
| Voltage | AC 110 / 220 ± 10 %; 50 / 60 Hz |
| Chamber Dimension | 1250 × 450 × 400 mm |
| Dimension | 1450 × 860 × 1730 mm |
| Net Weight | 400 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 450 Kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low-Temperature Plasma Sterilizer LMLA-C101 | $ 49225 | Each of 1 |
Features
Electric lift door system that operates electronically, using motors or automated mechanisms to open and close the door
Negative pressure working system designed to maintain lower air pressure within a controlled environment
Humidification control system for regulating and maintaining the humidity levels within a designated space
Selectable operating temperature
Ethylene Oxide gas for low temperature sterilization
Optional Accessories
| Model No | Specification | Image |
|---|---|---|
| LMLA-C01 | Stainless Steel Basket | |
| LMLA-C02 | Ethylene Oxide Can | |
| LMLA-C03 | Printer |
Applications
Low-Temperature Plasma Sterilizer is widely used in medical settings to sterilize heat-sensitive medical equipment, including surgical instruments, endoscopes, and other vital tools.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer?
A Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer is an apparatus designed to use hydrogen peroxide gas plasma at low temperatures to sterilize heat- and moisture-sensitive instruments.
2 How does Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer work?
It works by introducing vaporized hydrogen peroxide into a sterilization chamber, followed by plasma activation that effectively destroys microorganisms on medical equipment.
3 What materials can be sterilized using Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer?
It can sterilize plastics, silicone, and other heat-sensitive materials, commonly used in surgical instruments.
4 What role does Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer play in orthopedic surgery settings?
In orthopedic surgery, it plays a critical role in sterilizing implants, arthroscopes, and other devices.
5 Is Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer recommended for sterilizing robotic surgical instruments?
It is recommended for robotic surgical instruments because it provides gentle, thorough sterilization without affecting the instrument.
6 Can Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer be used in dental clinics?
It is suitable for dental clinics due to its compact size and ability to safely sterilize heat-sensitive dental tools.
7 What kind of maintenance does Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer require?
It requires routine maintenance such as chamber cleaning, filter replacement, and software updates in order to ensure optimal performance.
8 Can Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer be used in ophthalmic laser surgery centers?
It is used in ophthalmic laser surgery centers to sterilize instruments that include light cables, fiber optics, and other sensitive components.
9 How does Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer ensure compliance with infection control standards?
It ensures compliance with infection control standards by delivering consistent, validated sterilization cycles with electronic documentation and traceability.
10 How does Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer support sustainability initiatives in healthcare?
It supports sustainability by producing minimal hazardous waste, using non-toxic sterilants, and extending the usable life of medical instruments.