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Cleanroom Garment Sterilizer

A vacuum-steam sterilizer configured for porous cleanroom garments and textile packs, with controlled air removal, saturated-steam exposure, drying, and barrier transfer options.
  • Pulsed vacuum promotes steam penetration into porous garment packs
  • Controlled drying reduces retained moisture after exposure
  • Double-door options support clean-side unloading workflows
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Product Introduction

This cleanroom garment sterilizer is built for reusable coveralls, hoods, boots, and compatible porous cleanroom textiles. Chamber dimensions and loading racks are arranged to avoid over-compression, while dedicated garment recipes control conditioning and drying. Single-door and double-door barrier versions are available for pharmaceutical production and controlled laundry workflows.

Key Features

Porous-load pre-vacuum steam cycles

Jacketed stainless-steel chamber

Sterile filtered-air admission

Programmable post-vacuum drying

Load-specific garment racks or baskets

Automatic interlocked door system

Leak test and cycle monitoring

Electronic batch records and alarm history

Customer Product Concerns

Dense or tightly compressed garments can trap air and moisture. Cycle performance therefore depends on breathable packaging, defined folding and loading patterns, adequate spacing, steam quality, vacuum integrity, and sufficient drying time.

How is steam penetration improved?Pulsed vacuum conditioning removes air before exposure, while validated pack density and rack spacing preserve steam access.
How is wet-load risk reduced?Heated jackets, post-vacuum drying, filtered-air breaks, and a load-specific dry phase remove retained moisture.
Can clean and non-clean sides be separated?A double-door barrier model interlocks loading and unloading doors to support one-way transfer.
How are cycles documented?Time, chamber temperature, pressure, vacuum stages, alarms, and completion state can be stored and exported.

Typical Applications

Reusable cleanroom coverallsCleanroom hoods and bootsPorous textile packsPharmaceutical gowning operationsControlled laundry facilitiesBiotechnology production support

Technical Parameters

The sterilizer uses a jacketed stainless chamber, vacuum pump, sterile air admission filter, condensate control, and load-specific recipes. Conditioning removes air from folded textile packs before saturated-steam exposure; post-vacuum drying and filtered-air breaks prepare the load for handling.

Core Material316L or 304 stainless-steel chamber with garment racks and sterile-air filter housing
Panel Thickness40–80 mm insulated cabinet panels
Effective Width700–1300 mm equipment width
Maximum Length1600–2800 mm maximum external dimension
Steel Facing Thickness1.0–1.5 mm stainless-steel facing
Core Density60–100 kg/m³ high-temperature mineral insulation
Thermal Conductivity0.035–0.050 W/(m·K)
Surface FinishBrushed external stainless steel with smooth polished chamber interior
Joint TypeWelded chamber seams with gasketed interlocked door and sanitary filtered-air connection
CustomizationAvailable based on the intended application and operating environment.

Available Options

Single or double interlocked doorsGarment racks and porous-load basketsIntegral clean-steam generatorSterile-air filter integrity portsLoading carts and transfer trolleysPrinter and network data interfaceChamber sizes and garment recipes

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