Medical sterilizer MBS

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Product overview
A steam sterilizer (autoclave) uses high-pressure saturated steam to sterilize materials and equipment by eliminating microorganisms, including heat-resistant forms. High-pressure steam penetrates cavities and complex instruments, making these units suitable for hospitals, laboratories and pharmaceutical production. Available in single-door and double-door configurations with integrated generators and industrial electrical supply options.

Applications

• Hospitals and surgical departments
• Laboratories and research facilities
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing

Key benefits

• Effective sterilization: penetrates complex instruments and internal cavities.
• Short cycles: rapid turnaround (typical 15–30 minutes depending on load and program).
• Versatility: compatible with metal instruments, rubber, plastics, glassware and medical textiles.

Features to look for

• Programmable cycles and process validation options.
• Automatic door locking and safety interlocks.
• Water management (reverse osmosis compatibility, water-saving modes).
• Digital displays and real-time process monitoring.

Models and technical table
Series: MBS Series. Capacity range: 100–945 L (examples below). Typical model entries:
MBS 0160 | 1 STU | 160 L | Chamber 400 x 400 x 1000 mm | Device 870 x 1650 x 1350 mm | Generator 50 L / 20 KW | 380 VAC
MBS 0945 | 14 STU | 945 L | Chamber 670 x 670 x 2150 mm | Device 1140 x 1900 x 2500 mm | Generator 89 L / 60 KW | 380 VAC

Legend
■: water supply required (reverse osmosis recommended, min. 3 bar, 3/4") ●: drain connection required (min. 2" or galvanized pipe resistant to 150°C) ▲: compressed dry air required (1/2", min. 6 bar)

Technical specifications

• Series: MBS Series
• Configurations: single-door and double-door
• Capacity: from 100 L to 945 L depending on model
• Electrical supply: 380 VAC
• Generator capacities: examples 50 L (20–30 KW), 79 L (50 KW), 89 L (60 KW)
• Installation requirements: water treatment (RO), suitable drain, compressed dry air where indicated