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News Release from: Priorclave | Subject: Opal range
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 04 February 2008
Priorclave promises 'no frills'
autoclaving
With the launch of its Opal range of laboratory autoclaves Priorclave aims to provide a low-cost alternative to the increasingly sophisticated and complex equipment generally available in the market
Opal is an entry-level, four option range starts with a 35l bench-top model and includes 55l and 95l top loading models A 125l bench-top model with optional mounting stand completes the range
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 17 Oct 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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They have been specifically designed to perform everyday laboratory autoclaving functions such as growth media preparation and laboratory waste sterilisation.
It is intended to enable laboratories, with a more basic need, to perform these operations within their own laboratory to specific requirements, without unnecessary expenditure on additional functions and control systems often fitted as standard on today's autoclaves, for more exacting procedures.
All autoclaves in the range feature automatic free steaming and a thermal safety lock and are managed by a slimmed down version of Priorclave's tried and tested Tactrol microprocessor control system.
They will operate up to 138C, 2.4bar.
The models are based around Priorclave's existing product range and so are fully compliant and CE marked in accordance with the European Pressure Equipment Directive (97/23/EC) and other relevant directives and standards. Request a free brochure from Priorclave ...
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