LifeX Instrument Sterilizer - Jointed 8" x 4" x 3.5"

The LifeX Instrument Sterilizer is a critical medical device engineered to uphold the highest standards of hygiene in healthcare environments. This autoclave effectively sterilizes medical instruments, equipment, and supplies, eliminating all forms of microbial life to provide safe and pathogen-free tools for medical procedures.

With dimensions of 8" x 4" x 3.5", this sterilizer utilizes high-pressure steam to process instruments, including those that are jointed or hinged. The controlled steam process is specifically designed to maintain the functionality and longevity of these jointed instruments, thereby minimizing potential damage during sterilization.

This instrument sterilizer meets stringent sterilization standards set by healthcare regulatory bodies, holding a CDSCO Class B License. It incorporates essential safety features such as a safety valve, a steam release valve, and a pressure gauge for precise pressure monitoring and controlled operation.

Key Features : 

Effective high-pressure steam sterilization of medical instruments, equipment, and supplies.
Designed to sterilize jointed or hinged instruments while preserving their integrity.
Complies with stringent healthcare regulatory standards, holding a CDSCO Class B License.
Equipped with safety features including a safety valve, steam release valve, and pressure gauge.

1. Preparation: Load cleaned instruments into the sterilization chamber, ensuring they are properly positioned and not overcrowded.
2. Set Parameters: Adjust the temperature and pressure settings according to the manufacturer’s guidelines for the specific instruments being sterilized.
3. Start Cycle: Initiate the sterilization cycle, allowing the machine to operate until completion.
4. Post-Sterilization: Once the cycle is complete, allow the chamber to depressurize before carefully unloading the sterilized instruments.

• Always follow the manufacturer's operating instructions for safe use.


• Ensure the sterilizer is placed on a stable surface and away from flammable materials.


• Regularly inspect safety valves and pressure gauges for proper functionality.


• Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when operating the sterilizer.