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Slim vertical autoclave LSX-500 offers 45–135°C range, 0.263MPa pressure for precise sterilization.
The Tomy Seiko LSX-500 is a vertical autoclave sterilizer designed with a slim, space-efficient profile ideal for laboratory environments requiring precise moist heat sterilization. It features a vertically opening door system optimized for ergonomic and efficient operation. This model supports a sterilization temperature range from 45°C to 135°C with a maximum operating pressure of 0.263 MPa, suitable for various biological and biotechnology sterilization protocols. The unit measures 41 cm in width, 57.4 cm in depth (including protrusions), and 97 cm in height, weighing 60 kg, making it appropriate for benchtop or floor placement depending on lab setup. Power requirements include AC 100 V at 50/60 Hz with 20 A current, compatible with standard laboratory electrical supplies. This autoclave is particularly relevant for applications in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and biomanufacturing, offering reliable sterilization of labware, culture media, and biological materials. The unit is pre-inspected by the manufacturer and sold as used with performance potentially differing from new units; warranty applies to defects identified within 10 days of receipt, with repair or replacement options ensuring operational integrity. This autoclave is essential for maintaining sterile conditions in clinical diagnostics, synthetic biology research, and cell imaging workflows, emphasizing biotechnology-compatible sterilization standards.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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