Description
The Formaldehyde Sterilizer employs a powerful non-specific alkylation process, where formaldehyde molecules directly target reactive groups on bacterial nucleic acids and proteins. This alkylation disrupts essential cellular functions, ultimately leading to microbial death.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive Design:
- The Formaldehyde Sterilizer comprises essential components:
- Sterilization chamber
- Vacuum system
- Sterilant injection system
- Vaporization system
- Automatic control system
- These elements work seamlessly to ensure effective sterilization.
- The Formaldehyde Sterilizer comprises essential components:
- Dual Sterilization Procedures:
- Choose between two precise temperature settings:
- 60°C: Ideal for delicate, heat-sensitive medical devices.
- 78°C: Ensures thorough sterilization while maintaining material integrity.
- Choose between two precise temperature settings:
- Process Similarity:
- Formaldehyde sterilization follows a curve akin to high-temperature pressure steam sterilization.
- However, it operates under negative pressure and lower sterilization temperatures.
Trust the Formaldehyde Sterilizer for reliable microbial control in critical healthcare environments.