What to know about the manufacturing process before you select an autoclave manufacturer.
Selecting the right autoclave manufacturer can be a daunting task. For any facility, regardless of its size, the autoclave purchase decision is a substantial decision with expected lifespans that can easily cross ten years if properly maintained. Autoclaves also serve a valuable purpose. They are commonly the deciding factor between whether research or product is usable or unusable. An issue during the sterilization process can render research, production equipment, or the final product, useless because the risk of outside contaminations is too great.
Despite the autoclave’s importance, we find many of our customers are unaware of how subtle differences in the manufacturing process and finished autoclave can affect their experience with the autoclave. At Beta Star, we’ve carefully thought over countless steps of the manufacturing process to ensure it delivers the best possible autoclave. This ensures that our autoclave delivers on the things our customers care about the most:
Common Autoclave Manufacturer Questions
- How can I achieve a low cost of ownership over the lifespan of the autoclave?
- How can I best control autoclave lead time, as the dependable installation is important when so many variables are at play?
- Does the quality of the autoclave meet the standards of excellence of my facility?
- Will replacing an autoclave in an existing building affect the rest of my building?
- How does the material the autoclave is built with effect the expected lifespan?
These questions are complex and require a detailed answer. Commonly, the answers to these questions have roots in the manufacturing process. Understanding the autoclave manufacturing process allows you to make the most informed decision, and thus the best decision for your facility. The articles below, developed by the Beta Star team, will give you a great understanding of the different subtleties of the manufacturing process. And, while the topics below are subtleties in manufacturing, they have a significant impact on the autoclave itself.
