Woson Tanda B Class Autoclave - 23 Litres Without Printer

The Woson Tanda B Class Autoclave stands as a pinnacle in sterilization technology, combining cutting-edge features with a commitment to safety and efficiency. Meticulously engineered, this autoclave from Woson Tanda delivers B Class sterilization capabilities, meeting the highest standards in dental instrument sterilization.

Key Features:

1. B Class Sterilization Compliance:
   The Woson Tanda B Class Autoclave adheres to B Class sterilization standards, ensuring a comprehensive and effective sterilization process for dental instruments. This classification signifies its ability to sterilize a wide range of instruments, including hollow and porous items, providing a versatile solution for dental practices.

2. Advanced Vacuum Technology:
   Equipped with advanced vacuum technology, the autoclave ensures efficient air removal from the sterilization chamber. This is crucial for achieving proper sterilization conditions, as the removal of air helps to eliminate potential microbial threats and enhances the overall efficacy of the sterilization process.

3. User-Friendly Touchscreen Interface:
   The user-friendly touchscreen interface simplifies the operation of the autoclave. With intuitive controls and clear indicators, dental professionals can easily navigate through settings, monitor sterilization cycles, and ensure a seamless and error-free sterilization process.

4. Drying Phase for Instrument Protection:
   The autoclave incorporates a dedicated drying phase, contributing to the protection of dental instruments. The thorough drying process minimizes the risk of corrosion and ensures that sterilized instruments emerge from the autoclave in optimal condition, ready for immediate use.

5. Data Recording and Traceability:
   Woson Tanda B Class Autoclave includes data recording capabilities, allowing for traceability of sterilization cycles. This feature facilitates compliance with record-keeping requirements and provides a comprehensive history of sterilization cycles for quality control and auditing purposes.

Benefits:

1. Versatile Sterilization Capability:
   The B Class sterilization compliance of the Woson Tanda Autoclave ensures versatility, allowing for the sterilization of a broad range of dental instruments. This versatility is essential for accommodating various instrument types and meeting the diverse needs of dental practices.

2. Efficient Air Removal for Thorough Sterilization:
   The advanced vacuum technology ensures efficient air removal from the sterilization chamber, contributing to thorough sterilization. This feature is particularly important for hollow and porous instruments, where proper air removal is crucial for effective sterilization.

3. Intuitive Operation for User Convenience:
   The user-friendly touchscreen interface simplifies operation, promoting user convenience. Dental professionals can easily manage sterilization cycles, monitor progress, and access key information, contributing to a smooth and efficient workflow in the dental practice.

4. Instrument Protection Through Thorough Drying:
   The dedicated drying phase helps protect dental instruments by ensuring thorough drying. This feature contributes to the longevity of instruments by minimizing the risk of corrosion, allowing practitioners to confidently use sterilized instruments in subsequent procedures.

5. Comprehensive Data Recording for Quality Control:
   The data recording and traceability features contribute to comprehensive quality control. Dental practices can maintain accurate records of sterilization cycles, facilitating compliance with regulatory requirements and providing a valuable tool for quality assurance.

Placement & Setup

• Place the autoclave on a flat, stable, heat-resistant surface with adequate ventilation.
• Ensure power supply is appropriate (e.g., 220 V ±10%, 50/60 Hz) and the unit is properly grounded.
• Fill the clean water tank using distilled water only, to avoid scaling and damage.
• Check that all external connections (power, drainage, water fill) are secure.
• Preparing Instruments
• Clean and rinse instruments thoroughly; dry them before placing in the autoclave.
• Arrange items evenly in the chamber trays or cassettes; do not overload—leave space for steam circulation.
• For hollow instruments, ensure proper configuration so steam can penetrate.
• Loading the Chamber
• Open the door and insert the tray(s) into the chamber.
• Check the door gasket is clean, intact and properly seated.
• Close the door securely until locked or latched and ready for operation.
• Selecting the Sterilization Cycle
• Power on the unit via the control panel.
• Select the appropriate B-Class sterilization cycle (e.g., for wrapped/unwrapped, porous/hollow loads) as per load type.
• Typical temperatures: 121 °C or 134 °C (depending on program).
• Vacuum phases (pre-vacuum and/or post-vacuum) and drying phases may be part of the cycle (based on model’s B-Class specification).
• Running the Cycle
• Press Start to begin the cycle.
• The unit will automatically go through phases: vacuum, sterilization, exhausting, drying (if applicable).
• Monitor status via display panel; if error codes appear, refer to troubleshooting section in the manual.
• Completion & Unloading
• Wait until the cycle ends, pressure returns to atmospheric, and display indicates safe to open.
• Carefully open the door slightly to allow steam to escape slowly, then fully open.
• Using sterilization gloves or tongs, remove load and place on a clean, dry surface. Allow instruments to cool before handling or storing.
• Post-Use Maintenance
• Drain any residual water from the chamber and associated tanks.
• Wipe the chamber interior and trays with a clean, lint-free cloth.
• Inspect and clean door gasket, filter screens, and drainage ports.
• Refill the clean water reservoir with fresh distilled water for next use.
• Periodically run any recommended cleaning or maintenance cycles (e.g., generator cleaning if the model includes one).

Safety Precautions

Do not open the door while pressure remains above ambient; risk of steam burns.

Only use distilled water — avoiding tap or hard water to prevent scaling and damage.

Ensure the unit is connected to a properly grounded power outlet and meets specification.

Do not overload the chamber or block steam circulation; proper air removal is critical in B-Class sterilization.

Follow any device-specific alarm/error codes to ensure safe and correct operation.