PlazMax Low Temperature Plasma Sterilizer
For sterilizing heat sensitive medical equipment
Highly effective sterile processing for operating rooms and Sterile Processing Departments (SPD). Using eco-friendly VHP (Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide) sterilizing agent the PlazMax sterilizer inactivates micro-organisms. The hydrogen peroxide safely and quickly sterilizes instruments and materials without leaving dangerous residues, offering effective, reliable, and economical sterilization.
For highly effective sterile processing in small operating rooms or large Sterile Processing Departments (SPD).
Thermal printer and USB port
For printing cycle information and downloading data. Real-time graphical display of cycle parameters
Aluminium chamber
Homogeneous, aviation grade, excellent temperature distribution
Non-toxic H2O2
Green sterilizing agent prevents toxing emissions to the environment. No toxic residues, only water and oxygen
Advanced human machine interface (HMI)
Sophisticated Touch Screen multi-color display
Stainless-steel panels
Highly durable stainless -steel panels, prevents discoloration and easily cleaned
Vertical sliding door
Multiple model configurations: manual or vertical with single or double door option. Handsfree opening device
Sterilization cycles and test programs
The PlazMax Line offers regular sterilization cycles for non-hollow loads, advanced sterilization cycles for hollow loads and a unique endoscope cycle. A penetration test and a leakage test are also available.
Sterilization Cycles
Model
Normal Cycle (Non-hollow loads)
Advanced Cycle (Hollow loads)
Endoscope*
P50
35 min.
40 min.
32 min.
P110
39 min.
44 min.
37 min.
P160
43 min.
48 min.
41 min.
* Endoscope cycle: Short heating time and reduced H2O2 exposure time.
Test Cycles
Test Cycles
Description
Test I
Penetration Test
Test II
Leakage Test
Note: Cycle times are based on a hot cycle and may vary according to load volume.
Your data, where you need it
The PlazMax line gives you easy access to its cycle data. Via USB, Ethernet or printer.
Your data, where you need it
The PlazMax line gives you easy access to its cycle data. Via USB, Ethernet or printer.
A bright multicolor LCD panel with multi-color display
- Multi-color display for easier reading from a distance
- Multilingual (26 languages)
- Dynamic graph displaying the chamber pressure and the cycle process
- Displays process info – pressure, temperature, vaporizer temperature.
Multiple access levels for added security
Generate PDF reports with graphs and tables using optional R.PC.R Software.
USB and Ethernet Ports
Thermal printer
Diagnostic In/Out test (enables technician to check each system component separately)
Tracking equipment and maintenance notifications
Equipment tracking software provides a detailed sterilization history of each endoscope tracked. The software will notify when equipment needs to be returned back to the original equipment manufacturer for maintenance.
Technical specifications
Chamber Volume
P50: 47 Liter
P110: 109 Liter
P160: 162 Liter
External Dimensions (WxHxD/D 2-doors) mm
P50: 702 x 1528 x 729 / 736 mm
P110: 702 x 1768 x729 / 736 mm
P160: 702 x 1768 x1029 / 1036 mm
No. of Baskets (WxD) mm
P50: 1 (399 x 599 mm)
P110: 2 (399 x 599 mm)
P160: 2 (399 x 899 mm)
Power (W) - Current (A)
P50: 3100 W - 13.5 A
P110: 4300 W - 18.7 A
P160: 4300 W - 18.7 A
Voltage (V) 3-Phase 50-60 Hz
P50: 230 V
P110: 230 V
P160: 230 V
Standards and Directives
(a partial list)
Standards
• ISO 9001:2008
• ISO 13485:2003
• ISO 14937
• EN 61010-2-040:2005
• EN 60601-1:2006/AC:2010
Directives
• Medical Device Directive 93/42/EC
• CE Medical Device Mark 0344
Low Temperature Sterilization Process
This cycle typically runs at under 55°C, making it ideal for delicate instruments, and it's efficient for clinics or hospitals.
1 - Cycle START
2 - Air removal from chamber > Preparation for diffusion > instruments exposed to H2O2 vapor
3 - Gas removal & breaking the H2O2 molecules > Preparation for diffusion > instruments exposed to H2O2 vapor
4 - Gas removal & breaking the H2O2 molecules > Aeration stage - removal of residue
5 - Cycle END
Low Temperature Sterilization Process
This cycle typically runs at under 55°C, making it ideal for delicate instruments, and it's efficient for clinics or hospitals.
1 - Cycle START
2 - Air removal from chamber > Preparation for diffusion > instruments exposed to H2O2 vapor
3 - Gas removal & breaking the H2O2 molecules > Preparation for diffusion > instruments exposed to H2O2 vapor
4 - Gas removal & breaking the H2O2 molecules > Aeration stage - removal of residue
5 - Cycle END
Accessories & Consumables
Tuttnauer provides a comprehensive range of consumables for your sterilizer.
