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Tommy Seiko LSX-500 Autoclave with 58L Stainless Steel Chamber

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Product description

Stainless steel autoclave LSX-500 with 58L chamber, 45–135°C temp range, 0.263MPa max pressure for lab sterilization

The Tommy Seiko LSX-500 autoclave features a robust SUS304 stainless steel chamber with a usable volume of 50 liters within a total capacity of 58 liters. Designed for laboratory sterilization, it operates within a temperature range of 45 to 135°C and supports a maximum operating pressure of 0.263 MPa. The chamber dimensions (Φ325 mm diameter by 733 mm height) are optimized for efficient steam sterilization processes essential in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing workflows. The autoclave's external measurements are 410 mm wide, 477 mm deep (574 mm including protrusions), and 970 mm in height, weighing 60 kg. Powered by AC 100V at 50/60 Hz with 20A current, it includes a perforated basket (Φ30×H19 cm) to facilitate sterilization of laboratory instruments and media. This unit is offered as used and sold as-is, with potential deviations from original performance; suitable for laboratories requiring cost-efficient sterilization solutions in synthetic biology, biomanufacturing, and clinical diagnostics environments.

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Last updated 19 October 2026