

Lab Design Disasters: Four Surprisingly Common Unasked Questions about Autoclave Placement
We trust that all four of these autoclave installation questions will seem glaringly obvious—once you see them written out. But it’s been our experience that all too often autoclave buyers […]
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Choosing the Right Autoclave for Bioreactor Sterilization
Bioreactors are the workhorses of many labs, creating the ideal controlled environments for cultivating cells, fermentation, regulating biochemical reactions, and the like. But between experiments, this device needs thorough sterilization […]
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Autoclave Vacuum Pumps and “Eco-Friendly” Operations: Look Out for Hidden Costs!
More labs are taking sustainability more seriously. That’s fantastic! But it also means that more equipment manufacturers are promoting dubious claims to sustainability by hyping the “efficiency” of their “eco-friendly” […]
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The Dangerous Spread of Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
Thwack! The sound of people slapping at mosquitoes is as much a regional summertime tradition as picnics and swimming pools. But the flying bloodsuckers are rapidly becoming more than just […]
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Corporate Greenwashing: Are You Wasting Resources on “Eco-Friendly” Autoclaves?
Industry efforts to reduce our carbon footprint have spawned a lot of “sustainable” promises. All too often, these prove to be little more than sales pitches with a heavy coat […]
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Putting Steam-Jacketed Autoclaves to the Test at University of Alabama at Birmingham
At the University of Alabama at Birmingham, there are hundreds of autoclaves on campus. Until a few years ago, all but two were steam jacketed. Nick Ciancio, UofA-B’s sustainability coordinator […]
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Choosing a Soil Sterilization Autoclave
Soil sterilization is notoriously hard on autoclaves. In part, this is simply because the soil sterilization process is inherently challenging. Soil is heavy, dense, and hard to permeate with steam […]
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Grain Sterilization for Mushroom Cultivation
Grain sterilization is vital to mushroom cultivation. Grain isn’t just a good high-nutrient addition to bulk substrates like sawdust or wood pellets. It’s also an ideal base for producing mushroom […]
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Autoclave Training Tips with Instructional Support Technician Kelly McVey
Kelly McVey is an Instructional Support Technician for the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at California State University, Fullerton. There, she’s trained hundreds of people in safe autoclave use, with […]
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Building Infrastructure, Unpleasant Surprises, and the Hidden Costs of Buying New Autoclaves
As you compare autoclaves for your lab, you may find some manufacturers are quoting prices that seem extremely attractive. This is especially the case when you factor in recent supply […]
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Avoid Steam Autoclave Installation Nightmares with a Quick “Site Survey”
As a matter of course, Priorclave sales director Lee Oakley likes to be certain that a site survey is completed as early as possible—well before a buyer has placed an […]
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Do I Need a GLP or GMP Autoclave?
Customers often ask us: “Do I Need a GLP or GMP Autoclave?” Usually, the answer is “No, you don’t.” That’s because, in the grand scheme of things, only a narrow […]
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