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Boekel Scientific 25515016 Cement Autoclave

€11,207.49excl. VAT

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Product description

Durable cement autoclave with high safety features for precise pressure tasks.

Boekel Scientific 25515016 Cement Autoclave The Cement Autoclave consists of a welded ASME certified steel cylinder with a bolted cover mounted on a sturdy supporting frame and enclosed in a heat insulated metal housing. The unit is designed to handle pressure in the 60-350 psi (0.4 -2.4 MPa) range and consists of steam vessel, pressure regulator, pressure gauge (0-600psi), air vent valve, power switches, and a safety pop valve set at 350 psi. All components are pressure tested and designed to meet the highest safety standards.

The autoclave consists of a welded steel cylinder with bolted cover, mounted on a sturdy supporting frame and enclosed in a heat insulated metal housing. The steel cylinder is fitted with a high temperature gasket and a heavy cover held in place by 16 cap screws bearing upon washers. A T-Handle wrench supplied with the autoclave may be used to tighten the nuts gradually and uniformly to make a leak-proof assembly. The cylinder assembly is designed for a safe working pressure of 525 PSIG, or one and one-half the maximum working pressure. A safety valve set to release at 350 PSIG is provided for protection and modification is not recommended for safe operation. A dial pressure gage indicates the steam pressure in PSIG. Temperature readings are taken with a No. NP22507 thermometer ASTM #2F, which is placed in the thermometer well provided in the cylinder cover. An air-vent valve allows the escape of entrapped air during the early part of the heating period and releases any steam pressure remaining at the end of the cooling period.

The autoclave is heated by two electric heaters attached to the cylinder. The heating unit is controlled from a switch panel on the control box. The control box houses the pressureregulator. A main toggle switch controls the entire electrical circuit including the automatic regulator. Separate on-off toggle switches, in series with pilot lights, control the current to the two heating elements. Switch functions are indicated on the switch panel.INCLUDED: The Boekel Scientific 25515016 Cement Autoclave includes:

  • Wrench, Thermometer, and 5 Gaskets
  • Manufacturer's Documentation
  • 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026