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MSL.N-VS Vertical Sterilizer
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The MSL.N-VS series vertical Class N pressure steam sterilizer is versatile, ideal for sterilizing various items in biomedical research, labs, and medical centers.
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MSL.N-VS Vertical Steam Sterilizer
WEGO MSL.N-VS series vertical Class N pressure steam sterilizer is a versatile device suitable for sterilizing instruments, textiles, glassware, mediums, rubber, sealed liquids (such as glass bottles, plastic bottles, and soft bags), wastes, and more.
It is widely used in biomedical research institutions, laboratories, and medical health centers.
Overview
WEGO MSL.N-VS series vertical Class N pressure steam sterilizer is a versatile device suitable for sterilizing instruments, textiles, glassware, mediums, rubber, sealed liquids (such as glass bottles, plastic bottles, and soft bags), wastes, and more.
It is widely used in biomedical research institutions, laboratories, and medical health centers.
Specifications
Specification
| Model | Chamber Volume | Net Weight | Chamber (mm) Dimension(φ*L) | Overall (mm) Dimension(W*H*D) | Power Supply |
| MSL.B50L | 50L | 70Kg | 316*667 | 476*616*990 | 3KW, AC220V/110V, single phase |
| MSL.B80L | 80L | 94Kg | 386*695 | 546*688*1030 | 4.5KW, AC220V/110V, single phase |
| MSL.B100L | 100L | 102Kg | 386*895 | 546*688*1220 | 5.4KW, AC220V/110V, single phase |
| MSL.B120L | 120L | 178Kg | 500*620 | 700*850*1020 | 8.0KW, AC380V/220V, three phase |
| MSL.B150L | 150L | 198Kg | 500*780 | 700*850*1180 | 9.3KW, AC380V/220V, three phase |
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