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Melag Premium Vacuklav 43B+ Evolution

The Vacuklav 43B+ is the ideal device for all practices who want a fast, large and powerful autoclave. The larger chamber (45 cm) provides the capacity to sterilise longer tool sets, ideal for the busy practices who want to sterilise high volumes of instruments simultaneously in a short timeframe. The Vacuklav 43B+ fractionated pre-vacuum and drying has a patented air-cooling system that makes this autoclave a real "stand alone" model. Fill with water, plug it in to the power supply and its ready for use. The revolutionary new operating concept allows easy, intuitive operation with the extra-large colour touch screen which allows the operator clear easy to use information and cycle options. Particularly innovative is the integrated software which allows the tracking of each sterilized instrument.

Cycle Types

B, S

Chamber Capacity

22 L - 9kg / 8 trays

Internal Dimensions

250 mm ø x 450 mm depth

External Dimensions

W: 460 x H: 500 x D: 680 mm

Special Purpose or Additional Uses

N/A

Water Supply

Reservoir Capacity - Supply

Reservoir Capacity - Waste

Minimum cycle time at 134˚C including drying

Wrapped, Solid, Drying, 134˚C - 18 minutes

Main Cycle Times and Temperature

Universal	33-42 mins	134˚C
Quick B	27 mins	134˚C
Quick S	10-15 mins	134˚C
Prion	46-58 mins	134˚C
Gentle	55-60 mins	121˚C

User Programmable

Automatic Shut Off

Batch Control Identification

Traceability Options

PC Connectivity and Method

Ethernet

Data Logger Connection

Optional compact flash card drive

Printer Connection or Type if Built-in

Optional ink ribbon printer or Label-Printer

Warranty

2 Year Parts / 2 Year Labour
Conditions Apply

States where support is available

NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, NT, TAS
Loan units available

Country of Manufacture

Germany

Melag Premium+ Vacuklav autoclave fitted with MELAdem demineralization system.
Melag Premium+ Vacuklav offers a choice of how to "log" cycle data.

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