HP-N10 Vertical Autoclave, Pressure Steam Sterilizer
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Model 4 of 6 in the HP-N07–N12 group: HP-N10 is a vertical autoclave for wards and labs.
- Shares the HP-N07–N12 body design: a multi-clamp top lid, front gauge, digital panel and castors.
- Quote-based supply: send quantity, voltage and destination; the data sheet and market documents come with the quotation.
HP-N10 is model 4 of 6 in the HP-N07–N12 group, a vertical autoclave in a top-loading cabinet. The pictured cabinet stands on castor wheels, so the unit can be rolled into position on a ward or in a lab corner before it is connected; its data sheet is what separates HP-N10 from HP-N09 and HP-N11.
Key Features
- Floor-standing vertical format – larger loads than a table top unit on a small footprint.
- Mobile cabinet – the product photo shows castor wheels under a rectangular cabinet, with the pressure gauge and digital control panel on the front face.
- Six models, one design – HP-N10 sits between HP-N09 and HP-N11; compare neighboring data sheets.
- Saturated steam under pressure – the standard method for heat- and moisture-tolerant instruments, dressings and glassware.
Applications
Vertical autoclaves serve hospital wards, theatres without a central sterile department, busy clinics and microbiology labs. HP-N10 takes instrument baskets, dressing drums, textiles, glassware and media within the limits in its manual. Hospitals adding sterilizing capacity to a maternity or surgical ward without building a central sterile department can shortlist HP-N10.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Model – quote HP-N10; add HP-N09 and HP-N11 if you are still choosing a size.
- Daily volume – packs or trays per day, so we can check HP-N10 against the rest of the HP-N07–N12 group.
- Water – ask how HP-N10 is filled; plan for distilled or demineralized water to limit scale.
- Safety features – ask for the protection list of HP-N10: safety valve, interlock, over-temperature, low-water cut-off.
- Quantity – units of HP-N10 and any HP-N models to ship together.
Specifications
| Model | HP-N10 |
|---|---|
| Sterilizer type | Vertical |
| Sterilization method | Pressure steam |
| Design group | HP-N07–N12 (6 models) |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
An autoclave is both a pressure vessel and an electrical appliance, and import rules differ by country. Tell us where HP-N10 will be installed and we will confirm which pressure-vessel, electrical-safety and registration documents apply; ask for the data sheet and operating manual with your quote.
Frequently asked questions
+What is the difference between a vertical and a horizontal autoclave?
The chamber orientation decides how you load: top-loading baskets in a vertical unit, front-loading racks and trays in a horizontal one. Horizontal units usually carry larger chambers and need more installation planning. HP-N10 is a vertical autoclave; compare it with the HP-N36–N46 horizontal group if you are unsure which format fits.
+What is a vertical autoclave?
It is an upright autoclave: the chamber stands vertically inside a cabinet, loads are lowered in from the top in baskets or drums, and steam under pressure sterilizes them. HP-N10 follows this layout within the HP-N07–N12 group.
+What is a vertical autoclave like HP-N10 used for?
Hospitals use vertical autoclaves for instrument sets, drums and linen on wards and in theatres without a CSSD; laboratories use them for media, glassware and autoclavable plastics. We confirm the programs available on HP-N10 with the quotation.
+How does HP-N10 compare with the other HP-N07–N12 models?
HP-N10 is the fourth of six models built on the same vertical body. Its published name does not state a volume, so we confirm chamber size, heating power, weight and packed dimensions for HP-N10 – and for HP-N09 and HP-N11 if you want to compare – in the quotation.