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Schuett-Biotec Schuett Solaris, Loop Sterilizer, 200–240 V

Brand:Schuett-Biotec

Specifications

Depth: 195 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 152 x 195 x 210 mm
Height: 210 mm
Max. temperature: 1300 °C
Max. voltage: 230 V
Power supply: 230 V
Type of auxiliary energy: Mains connection
UNSPSC: 41102403
Weight: 2.5 kg
Width: 152 mm

$2,500.12

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Schuett-Biotec Schuett Solaris Loop Sterilizer is a modern, flameless sterilization system designed for efficient and safe sterilization of inoculating loops, needles, and small instruments. Operating at 200–240 V, this device uses infrared heat technology, making it ideal for cleanroom environments, safety cabinets, and microbiological labs. It offers a sterile working environment without open flame, significantly reducing the risk of contamination and fire hazards.

Key Features:

Brand: Schuett-Biotec
Model: Schuett Solaris
Voltage: 200–240 V
Technology: Infrared heat sterilization — flameless and safe
Operation: Touch-free START with IR sensor and adjustable timer (5 to 7 seconds)
Temperature: Instant sterilization temperature of 900 to 1300°C
Advantages: No gas required, no open flame, quick heat-up time, maintenance-free, energy efficient
Application: Suitable for cleanrooms, laminar flow cabinets, microbiological laboratories, and mobile field operation
Design: Sturdy, intuitive, with four-step working angle adjustment
Safety: Pathogenic material contained inside sterilization chamber, no spreading or splashing

Scope of Supply

Schuett Solaris inoculation loop sterilizer
2 x quartz glass tubes
1 x inoculation loop holder with inoculation loop (sample)

The Schuett-Biotec Schuett Solaris Loop Sterilizer delivers safe, efficient, and contamination-free tool sterilization for laboratories prioritizing cleanliness and safety.

Frequently asked questions

It is a modern, flameless sterilization system designed for efficient and safe sterilization of inoculating loops, needles, and small instruments. Operating at 200–240 V, this device uses infrared heat technology, making it ideal for cleanroom environments, safety cabinets, and microbiological labs. It offers a sterile working environment without open flame, significantly reducing the risk of contamination and fire hazards.

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