Autoclaves

Like the vaccine fridge and incubator, laboratory autoclaves have an image problem. Laboratory autoclaves are known for taking up a large amount of space in the lab, where the balance of space vs equipment is frequently in conflict. Thankfully, this is where the product range at Bioline Global steps in to offer laboratory autoclaves that […]

The sterilisation of laboratory consumables and waste is a critical process to ensure guaranteed sterility in the laboratory and the protection of personnel, especially in PC2 and PC3 facilities. It is evident that laboratories with older autoclaves are processing waste that contains biological hazardous material and the autoclaves are not designed nor have the appropriate […]

The sterilisation of laboratory media is essential to ensuring consistently accurate results, as well as minimising potential health risks. As you could imagine, in a laboratory there is a high possibility of cross contamination should proper protocols not be followed, especially in the treatment and cleaning of lab equipment. Once all testing has been completed, […]

Invented by French microbiologist Charles Chamberland in 1879, the autoclave has become one of the most important pieces of equipment for the surgical, medical and scientific industries. Autoclaves have a broad range of laboratory applications which include the sterilisation of liquids (such as nutrient and culture media), solids (instruments, pipettes, and glassware), waste (destructive sterilisation […]

Having appropriate equipment in your research facility to sterilise laboratory apparatus by destroying harmful microorganisms is essential to maintaining infection control and a sterile work environment. Autoclaves that use steam sterilisation are commonly used in laboratories. Autoclaves use the intense heat from the steam flush to apply pressure inside the equipment to kill microbes on […]