What does the term
“overheated water” mean?
An overheated water autoclave is a sterilization device that uses liquid water heated above 100 °C under pressure. This technology enables effective sterilization without relying solely on steam.
Thermal mastery:
How does superheated water technology work?
The superheated water autoclave uses liquid water heated to a temperature above 100°C under pressure. This method allows for sterilization without relying exclusively on saturated steam, offering increased thermal flexibility.
Sterilization cycle: precision in thermal and barometric control
Water heated under pressure remains liquid. Homogeneity is ensured by a high-flow circulation pump and spray/cascade manifolds that transmit heat via high-efficiency forced convection. This process destroys microorganisms and inactivates spores while protecting the physical integrity of products in closed containers.