In medical and surgical environments, autoclaves are used to sterilize solid, hinged, mated, porous, and lumened instruments. Choosing the right autoclave is critical for ensuring proper sterilization and meeting regulatory standards. The SaniClave 200 series is recommended for sterilizing wrapped or gauze-containing loads, as it includes a drying cycle. For trocars and other lumened surgical tools, only the SaniClave 250 has the necessary steam penetration capabilities. When printed documentation is required for clinical records, the SaniClave 200P includes an integrated printer to support compliance needs. All SaniClaves used in clinical applications are FDA-cleared and meet CDC and UL safety standards.

Clinics offering bioidentical hormone replacement therapy often use pelleting trocars that require deep, reliable sterilization. The SaniClave 250 is the only autoclave model from Revolutionary Science capable of effectively sterilizing trocars, making it the recommended option for BHRT practices.

Laboratories use autoclaves to sterilize items such as agar, petri dishes, reusable glassware, and biological materials. For agar and other liquid media, a slow steam release is essential to prevent boiling over. Microbiology workflows require strict aseptic techniques, including the use of gloves and proper disposal of cultures in autoclave-safe bags. The SaniClave 50 is a cost-effective choice for non-medical laboratory use where FDA clearance is not required. For broader lab sterilization needs, including tools and liquids, the SaniClave 200 series offers reliable performance and regulatory compliance.

Nail salons and beauty spas rely on autoclaves to sterilize instruments such as clippers, nippers, scissors, and metal files. These tools often fall under the category of solid, mated, or porous devices and must be sterilized correctly to ensure client safety. When using wrapped tools or gauze, the SaniClave 200 series is required due to its drying function. For salons that need printed sterilization records for inspections or client assurance, the SaniClave 200P is the ideal model. If tools are unwrapped and intended for immediate reuse, the SaniClave 102 provides a simpler and more cost-effective solution.

Tattoo and body art studios must sterilize equipment such as needles, grips, and tube tips before every use. Wrapped or gauze-containing tools require a model from the SaniClave 200 series, which includes a drying cycle for complete sterilization. Studios that need to maintain printed records for health department compliance should use the SaniClave 200P. When tools are unwrapped and used immediately, the SaniClave 102 offers an affordable, efficient alternative for busy studios.

To support optimal performance and compliance, Revolutionary Science offers a range of autoclave accessories designed specifically for the SaniClave series. Available accessories include replacement gaskets, sterilization trays, autoclave bags, and biological indicators for routine spore testing. Distilled water containers and compatible printers are also available for models that require documentation. These accessories help ensure proper sterilization, maintain equipment longevity, and meet regulatory requirements across clinical, laboratory, and cosmetic settings.Shop autoclave accessories now to keep your sterilization process safe, efficient, and compliant.