Smart Choice. Significant Savings. 484,513 gallons. That is the average volume of water going over Niagara Falls every second. With the lifetime savings realized from the Consolidated WaterECO® system, you can power Niagara Falls for more than sixteen seconds. That’s a lot of water you won’t be paying for. Most modern autoclaves utilize a large amount of water in order to reduce the discharge temperature to drain and comply with local building codes. The Consolidated WaterEco® Gravity Series has been developed to drastically reduce the water consumed by the autoclave. Both the WaterEco® Gravity and WaterEco® Gravity Plus systems operate without the use of electricity, and can be installed on new sterilizers or retrofitted onto existing sterilizers. Learn more about the WaterEco Series →
9.30.24 Horizontal vs. Vertical Autoclaves: 6 Key Differences and Benefits → If you’re looking for a new autoclave for your facility, chances are you’ve considered several options during your search for the right one. When it comes to the question of whether a vertical or horizontal autoclave is the right fit for your lab or medical facility, understanding their key differences is crucial. To help you […]
9.26.24 Autoclave Pricing & Industry Averages → Whether you’re replacing outdated or broken units in your sterilizer lineup, expanding your sterile processing department (SPD), or opening up a brand new healthcare facility, there’s a lot to consider when selecting the right autoclaves for the job. While specs like chamber capacity, overall size, and performance are all important, price is more often than […]
9.25.24 10-Step Guide to Autoclave Temperature and Pressure → In labs and sterile processing departments, autoclaves play an important role in ensuring that equipment and instruments are free of contaminants that can compromise experiments, research, or patient safety. But how do these machines guarantee sterility? The answer lies in their use of temperature and pressure to create the kinds of environments that are lethal […]