Laboratory Glassware Washer & Disinfectant.

Laboratory Glassware Washer: The Camlab CUB range of washing machines incorporates the latest in microprocessor technology.

A laboratory glassware washer, also known as an laboratory dishwasher, is a specialized piece of equipment used to clean and sterilize glassware, utensils, and other laboratory equipment. It is designed to remove various types of contaminants, including chemicals, biological materials, and microorganisms, from the surfaces of the glassware.

Some key features and functions of a laboratory glassware washer:

1. Cleaning Mechanism: The washer typically uses a combination of high-pressure water jets, detergents, and heat to thoroughly clean the glassware. They have rotating spray arms or specialized racks to ensure complete coverage and effective cleaning.
2. Sterilization: In addition to cleaning, the washer also perform sterilization to eliminate any remaining microorganisms. This is usually achieved through high-temperature steam, which can reach temperatures of around 121 degrees Celsius (250 degrees Fahrenheit) or higher. The sterilization process helps to ensure that the glassware is free from any potential contaminants before its next use.
3. Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispensers: Glassware washers often have built-in dispensers for detergents and rinse aids. These chemicals aid in the removal of stubborn residues and can enhance the cleaning and drying process, respectively.
4. Programmable Cycles: Laboratory glassware washers offer programmable cycles with various settings for different types of glassware and cleaning requirements. Users can select the appropriate cycle based on the level of cleaning needed, the type of contaminants, and the material of the glassware.
5. Safety Features: Glassware washers are designed with safety features to protect both the user and the equipment. These include temperature and pressure monitoring, automatic shut-off systems, and door interlocks to prevent accidental openings during operation.
6. Compatibility and Capacity: Glassware washers come in different sizes and configurations to accommodate various laboratory needs. They can handle a range of glassware sizes and types, from small beakers and test tubes to larger flasks and pipettes. The capacity of the washer is typically measured in terms of the number of racks or baskets it can hold.
7. Drying System: A fan draws in filtered air and directs it into a heating system. Hot filtered air is delivered to the washing tank and channeled into the spigots of the jet rack. The air is directed onto the internal surfaces of the glassware and dries them. Drying takes place at up to 110ºC, ensuring efficient drying of internal surfaces and an extremely fast cycle.

It is important to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and any applicable safety protocols when operating a laboratory glassware washer to ensure effective cleaning and sterilization.

**All Models comes without baskets & trolleys, Baskets & trolleys configuration as per customer requirements, with additional cost.