H2O2 Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer
Product Code : LSK-A-11386
H2O2 Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer (SKU LSK-A-11386) uses hydrogen peroxide, in gaseous and plasma form, to sterilize heat- and moisture-sensitive items at 50 ±5 °C in a dry process. It comes with 64, 135 or 225 L chambers and needs only a power supply to install. It suits instrument-processing training in medical, biomedical and endoscopy programmes. Science Lab Supplies offers it from Ambala, India, quoting for institutions, project contractors and dealers.
Specifications
The three chamber volumes of this plasma sterilizer are compared in the table, with multi-value rows in volume order. In short, it holds 50 ±5 °C in an alloy chamber, breaks residual H2O2 down to water and oxygen, filters its exhaust, and draws 3.5–4.7 kW.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-A-11386 |
| Sterilizing agent | Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), gaseous and plasma states |
| Plasma generation | Electromagnetic field at low temperature |
| Sterilization temperature | 50 ±5 °C |
| Process type | Dry sterilization |
| Residual H2O2 | Decomposed after sterilization; end products water and oxygen |
| Exhaust filter | H2O2 filter at the exhaust outlet |
| Installation needs | Power supply only; no drainage or air exhaust |
| Control | Man-machine interface with programmed cycles |
| Chamber material | Alloy with good thermal conductivity |
| H2O2 distribution | Purification system for uniform diffusion |
| H2O2 storage | Low-temperature storage system for stable concentration |
| Door | Mandrel-driven automatic overhead door with sealing and safety lock |
| Volumes | 64 L, 135 L, 225 L |
| Chamber size (L x W x H), by volume | 650x380x260, 750x450x400, 1250x450x400 mm |
| Power consumption, by volume | 3.5, 3.8, 4.7 kW |
| Power supply, by volume | AC 220 V 50 Hz; 380 V 50 Hz; 380 V 50 Hz |
| External size (L x W x H), by volume | 850x725x750, 990x760x1600, 1460x760x1600 mm |
| Package size (L x W x H), by volume | 1000x900x1220, 1220x1080x2000, 1690x1000x1960 mm |
| Gross weight, by volume | 240, 460, 580 kg |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the H2O2 Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer
The sterilizer treats items that cannot take steam heat: electric wire and cable, optical glasses and lenses, power equipment and batteries, endoscopes, catheters and non-metallic instruments. It fits hospital lab equipment plans and teaching on low-temperature sterilization of heat- or moisture-sensitive loads.
- Biomedical and CSSD technician courses: comparing low-temperature plasma cycles with steam and dry-heat methods.
- Endoscopy and operating-room training: preparing heat-sensitive scopes and catheters, with small instruments kept in a Forceps Jar before loading.
- Research laboratories: processing optics, cables and battery-powered devices.
Hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidiser: handle sterilant under supervision and wear protective gloves such as Gloves W/o Powder Nitrile Disposable.
Standard Scope of Supply
Each sterilizer comes in the chosen 64, 135 or 225 L volume with its alloy chamber, automatic overhead door with safety lock, purification and low-temperature H2O2 storage systems, exhaust H2O2 filter and control interface. Sterilant and any optional accessories are confirmed on the quotation.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
You can request pricing for a single plasma sterilizer or for units in several departments. The quotation lists packing, delivery time and price for the chosen volume and quantity, and the 135 and 225 L models need a 380 V supply, so confirm your power arrangement when you ask.
Science Lab Supplies is registered with an Importer-Exporter Code and can ship to buyers in Zambia, Rwanda, South Africa, Qatar, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. Pricing requests go through the contact page or the enquiry cart, and tender buyers will find the process on the lab tender page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperature does the plasma sterilizer work at?
Sterilization runs at 50 ±5 °C, far below steam sterilization temperatures, and the process is dry, which is why it suits heat- and moisture-sensitive items such as endoscopes, cables and lenses.
What installation does it need?
Only a power supply is needed; no drainage or air exhaust connection is required. The 64 L model runs on AC 220 V, 50 Hz, while the 135 L and 225 L models need 380 V, 50 Hz.
What happens to the hydrogen peroxide after a cycle?
Residual H2O2 is decomposed after sterilization, leaving water and oxygen, and a dedicated H2O2 filter sits at the exhaust outlet. Treat stored sterilant as an oxidising chemical and follow your safety procedures.
Who supplies the H2O2 Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer?
Supply is arranged by Science Lab Supplies of Ambala, India, whose quotation confirms the chamber volume, power supply and packing, and which can dispatch for colleges, research institutes, contractors and distributors.
Related Sterilizers for Sensitive and Mixed Loads
These sterilizers cover the other methods: steam autoclaves for heat-tolerant instruments, a dry-heat cabinet and a glass bead unit for small tools, so a department can match each item type to a method and quote all of them together with this unit.
- Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer — glass bead unit reaching 300 °C for forceps, scissors and loops.
- Hot Air Sterilizer — timer from 1 to 9999 min and two shelves.
- Horizontal Pulse Vacuum Autoclave — programs for A-class cavity instruments such as endoscopes.
- Table Top Autoclave — steam unit with a 4 L tank and 0.16–0.18 L water use per cycle.
- Cassette Sterilizer — alarms for unqualified water and water shortage.
- Large Horizontal Autoclave — motor-driven door with a compressed-air silicone seal.
Browse the full Autoclaves range, the Hospital Lab Equipment range, or all laboratory equipment.
Last updated: 22 October 2026
