Autoclaves for Canning & Bottling

In the food and beverage industry, maintaining a high standard of sterility is critical for ensuring products are safe for consumption. Autoclaves for canning and bottling play a vital role in helping companies protect public health while meeting strict regulatory requirements. At Consolidated Sterilizer Systems, we design and manufacture durable, high-performance autoclaves that ensure consistent results — giving food and beverage companies and their customers greater peace of mind.

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Types of Loads Our Sterilizers Can Handle

From glass bottles to metal cans, food and beverage products come packaged in a wide variety of containers. Our autoclaves are built to sterilize diverse load types, ensuring that canning and bottling loads are processed safely, consistently, and without compromising product quality.

Loads frequently include items:

  • Glassware (e.g., bottles, jars, etc.)
  • Tins
  • Food-safe pouches and other containers
  • Liquids
  • Food products

Key Considerations for Choosing Autoclaves for Canning & Bottling

Sterilizing canned and bottled goods requires autoclaves that can meet specific temperature, pressure, and cycle type requirements. Factors such as container size, product types, and microorganism resistance are all important considerations when choosing the right equipment.
Container compatibility
Look for units that offer both high- and low-temperature settings to accommodate a variety of container types.
Regulatory compliance
Autoclaves used in food and beverage processing facilities must meet standards set by the FDA, USDA, and CDC.
Energy and water efficiency
Consolidated autoclaves are equipped with eco-friendly features to help lower operational costs.
Cycle customization
Bottling and canning loads often include a variety of items, from glassware to liquids. Look for units with custom, programmable cycles that can accommodate a variety of load types and materials.
Cooling and drying features
Rapid cooling features minimize the chances of glass container breakage, while vacuum-assisted drying prevents moisture retention.
Loading configurations and shelving
Food and beverage containers come in a wide range of shapes and sizes. An autoclave that has adjustable shelving can accommodate varying load configurations.

Popular Consolidated Autoclaves for Canning & Bottling Sterilization

 

3AV-HC

3AV-HC

Chamber Size
20″ x 20″ x 38″

# of Trays (25 lb max)
3

Lbs per Cycle
75

Chamber Vol. (liters)
249

 

 

26AV-HC

26AV-HC

Chamber Size
26” x 2”6 x 39”

# of Trays (25 lb max)
9

Lbs per Cycle
225

Chamber Vol. (liters)
432

 

 

26BV-HC

26BV-HC

Chamber Size
26” x 26” x 49”

# of Trays (25 lb max)
12

Lbs per Cycle
300

Chamber Vol. (liters)
544

 

Frequently Asked Questions

We’re always here to help. Here are some frequently asked questions about autoclaves for canning and bottling.

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