Labware washers

Introduction to Labware Washers

Glassware washers are specialized cleaning equipment designed to automatically wash, decontaminate, and dry laboratory glassware and consumables. This equipment helps standardize glassware processing protocols, remove chemical residues, and minimize the risk of exposure to solvents or hazardous agents for analysts compared to manual cleaning methods.

When selecting a glassware washer, users should consider the chemical resistance of construction materials, the viewing chamber door design, and the presence of a forced-air drying system to ensure dry glassware after the cycle. Currently, Hoa Viet supplies laboratory glassware washers from AT-OS (Italy), notably the AWD655-15A-LAB model equipped with an automatic double-layer chemical-resistant tempered glass sliding door, helping control cross-contamination and improve operational efficiency.

How do laboratory glassware washers differ from conventional washers?

Laboratory glassware washers are constructed from high chemical-resistant materials and utilize optimal spray pressure to thoroughly clean organic and inorganic residues. In addition, the equipment supports purified water rinse cycles and forced-air drying to ensure labware is free of residue and cross-contamination.

Which brand of glassware washers does Hoa Viet currently supply?

Hoa Viet currently distributes laboratory glassware washers from AT-OS (Italy), featuring model AWD655-15A-LAB. Customers can contact Hoa Viet directly for detailed technical advice and to request a quote.

What is the function of the forced-air drying system in a labware washer?

The forced-air drying system circulates a uniform hot air stream inside the wash chamber and deep into narrow glassware cavities. This mechanism ensures complete drying of glassware, prevents water condensation, and prepares it for subsequent test procedures.

What should be noted when loading labware into the wash chamber?

Glassware should be loaded inverted (facing down) and securely positioned on suitable wash racks to ensure uniform solution contact and natural drainage. Avoid stacking items on top of each other to minimize the risk of collisions and breakage during the washing cycle.