J.P. Selecta
Laboratory Autoclaves (Autester / Presoclave)
Saturated-steam laboratory autoclaves from J.P. Selecta: 8–150 L, benchtop 8–28 L to 134 °C / 2.1 bar, vertical 50 / 80 / 150 L — Autester and Presoclave.
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Equipment guide
Laboratory autoclaves and steam sterilizers in Jordan
A steam autoclave sterilises by saturated steam under pressure, typically 121 °C or 134 °C. Choose chamber volume by the largest load, then match the cycle type (solids, liquids, waste, drying) and control level to your quality requirements.
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Autoclaves and sterilizers
6 products from J.P. Selecta
J.P. Selecta
JP Selecta Benchtop Sterilization Autoclaves
Range of benchtop steam autoclaves from 8 to 25 litres: manual-purge vertical units (MICRO 8, MED 12, MED 20) and horizontal Class B units with fractional vacuum and drying (Autester ST DRY).
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J.P. Selecta
Autester ST DRY Vertical Fractional-Vacuum Autoclaves
PLC-controlled vertical autoclaves in 50, 80 and 150 L with fractional vacuum, drying and counterpressure, offered in USB-S and GMP-S versions for regulated environments.
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J.P. Selecta
Pressoclave Plus III Vertical Autoclaves
Semi-automatic vertical autoclaves in 50, 80 and 150 litres with TFT touchscreen, 10 programs, 115-134 °C control, core temperature probe and USB data logging.
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J.P. Selecta
Autoclaves for Liquids and Culture Media (Steril Press / Med 40 CLT)
PLC-controlled vertical autoclaves for liquids, solids and culture media: Steril Press USB/GMP (80 and 150 L) and the Med 40 CLT media preparation and dispensing autoclave (40 L).
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J.P. Selecta
Drying and Sterilization Ovens
Laboratory drying and dry-heat sterilization ovens from 1.5 L to 4200 L: Conterm, Digitheat-TFT, Digitronic-TFT, Dry-Big, Hightemp, Dryglass and Poupinel-type sterilizers.
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How to choose: Autoclaves and sterilizers
- 01
Chamber volume
Size to your largest regular load plus working margin. Benchtop units suit small labs; vertical and larger chambers suit media and waste.
- 02
Cycle types
Look for liquid cycles with slow exhaust, solid and instrument cycles, drying, and a validated waste cycle if you handle biological waste.
- 03
Control and records
Programmable cycles, F0 control and printed or logged records support quality systems and audits.
- 04
Utilities
Check power, water quality (distilled or demineralised) and drainage. Poor water shortens heater and chamber life.
- 05
Safety
Door interlocks, over-pressure and over-temperature protection, and a service plan for periodic pressure-vessel inspection.
Typical applications
- Culture-media preparation and sterilisation
- Microbiology and clinical laboratories
- Instrument and glassware sterilisation
- Biological-waste decontamination
- Teaching and research laboratories
Manufacturers we supply for this equipment
Each range is supplied with installation, operator training and local service.
Frequently asked questions
What temperature and time sterilise in an autoclave?
A common cycle is 121 °C for 15–20 minutes for media and many loads, or 134 °C for shorter holds on instruments. Always validate the cycle for your load size and container type.
Why do liquids need a special cycle?
Liquids can boil over if pressure drops quickly. A liquids cycle exhausts slowly so containers do not erupt, and uses a load-appropriate hold time.
Does Al-Shaker service autoclaves in Jordan?
Yes. Installation, commissioning, training and maintenance contracts are provided by the Al-Shaker technical team.
Talk to the technical team
Tell us the application. We will specify the system.
Share the workflow, capacity, and compliance constraints. We respond with a recommended configuration, not a generic catalogue list.