Systec - Vertical autoclaves

Autoclaves Systec - Vertical autoclaves

Systec vertical autoclaves offer flexible solutions for sterilisation in research, biotechnology, and diagnostics. The range includes floor-standing autoclaves with chamber volumes from 40 litres up to 150 litres. Depending on the model, the units are suitable for simple laboratory applications or demanding sterilisation processes with comprehensive options for process optimisation.

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 40 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 55 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 65 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 75 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 95 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 100 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 120 L capacity

Systec - Vertical autoclaves / Systec Autoclave 150 L capacity

Vertical floor-standing autoclaves from Systec for the laboratory

The vertical autoclaves from Systec are designed as floor-standing units and cover a wide range of capacities. With models ranging from the VE-40 to the VX-150, various sizes are available to optimally match the space requirements and throughput volume in the laboratory. These units are primarily used for the sterilisation of liquids, solids, and waste in microbiology.

Distinction between the VE and VX series

Within the category of vertical autoclaves, a distinction is made between the VE series and the VX series. The VE models are designed for simple laboratory applications and offer basic options for process optimisation. In contrast, the VX series has been developed for demanding sterilisation processes where all technical possibilities for validation and cycle optimisation are available.

Chamber volume and design

The selection ranges from compact 40-litre units to large-volume 150-litre autoclaves. The vertical design allows for ergonomic loading from above, which is particularly advantageous when handling tall vessels or large quantities of sterilisation items. Through the graduation in steps such as 55, 65, 75, 95, 100, and 120 litres, the capacity can be precisely tailored to the requirements of the respective facility.

Frequently asked questions about Systec vertical autoclaves

Here you will find answers to important questions regarding the selection and operation of Systec vertical floor-standing autoclaves.

What are Systec vertical autoclaves used for?

These units are used for the sterilisation of laboratory items using steam. Typical areas of application include the preparation of culture media, the sterilisation of glassware, or the disposal of infectious waste in biology, medical, and pharmaceutical laboratories.

Which series is suitable for validatable processes?

While the VE series is designed for simple applications, the VX series offers all necessary technical prerequisites and options for demanding processes that require precise documentation and process optimisation.

Which chamber volumes are available?

The range includes models with a chamber volume of 40, 55, 65, 75, 95, 100, 120, and 150 litres, whereby the VX-150 model can have a total chamber volume of up to 160 litres.

What is the advantage of the vertical design?

Vertical autoclaves, also known as floor-standing autoclaves, require a small footprint. Loading takes place from above (top-loader), which facilitates the handling of baskets and tall Erlenmeyer flasks or media bottles.

Is there special equipment for these autoclaves?

Yes, specific accessories are available for Systec autoclaves, which are matched to the respective unit size and application to support loading and the sterilisation process.

How do I receive a quote for a Systec autoclave?

As the requirements for sterilisation processes are very specific, pricing is provided upon request. You can request an individual quote for each model that takes your technical requirements into account.

What does process optimisation mean for these units?

Process optimisation refers to technical options for shortening batch times, such as rapid cooling, or for improving sterilisation results for difficult sterilisation items through vacuum equipment.