Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer
Low-Temperature H₂O₂ Sterilization Solution for Heat- and Moisture-Sensitive Medical Instruments
Hydrogen peroxide sterilizer is a modern sterilization system that uses hydrogen peroxide vapor and plasma technology to sterilize heat- and moisture-sensitive medical devices at low temperatures.
With an operating temperature of 45–50°C, fast cycle times, HEPA-filtered chamber ventilation, automatic sliding door, PLC control, thermal printer, remote access, and hydrogen peroxide vapor injection system, it provides reliable use in central sterile services departments, operating rooms, laboratories, and sensitive equipment sterilization processes.
45–50°C Sterilization
Provides low-temperature sterilization for heat- and moisture-sensitive medical instruments.
H₂O₂ Vapor Injection
Hydrogen peroxide vapor is introduced into the chamber from multiple points for homogeneous diffusion.
Water and Oxygen By-Products
Water and oxygen are produced as by-products after sterilization.
What Is a Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer?
A hydrogen peroxide sterilizer is a low-temperature sterilization device that uses H₂O₂ as its sterilizing agent. Through its free-radical structure, hydrogen peroxide interacts with the cell membranes and organelles of microorganisms to provide effective sterilization.
This system is suitable for optical equipment, delicate surgical instruments, lumened devices, and medical products containing plastic and electronic components that may be damaged by high temperature or moisture. It helps extend instrument service life by reducing the risk of moisture-related corrosion.
Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer Operating Principle
Vacuum Preparation
Air inside the chamber is removed in a controlled manner to prepare the sterilization environment.
H₂O₂ Vapor Injection
Hydrogen peroxide vapor is introduced from multiple points to ensure homogeneous distribution in the chamber.
Plasma Phase
Reactive components that increase sterilization efficiency are formed by the RF plasma effect.
Ventilation and Ready for Use
The chamber is ventilated through a HEPA filter, and sterile loads are ready for use after the cycle.
Why Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilization?
Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer Technical Specifications
| Technical Feature | GP 80 | GP 120 | GP 135 | GP 160 | GP 200 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Device / chamber width | 735 / 453 mm | 735 / 453 mm | 735 / 453 mm | 735 / 453 mm | 1735 / 453 mm |
| Device / chamber height | 1885 / 402 mm | 1885 / 402 mm | 1885 / 402 mm | 1885 / 402 mm | 1885 / 402 mm |
| Device / chamber depth | 1000 / 450 mm | 1000 / 700 mm | 1885 / 750 mm | 1885 / 890 mm | 1885 / 1120 mm |
| Weight | 330 kg | 350 kg | 380 kg | 400 kg | 440 kg |
| Chamber volume | 81 L | 126 L | 135 L | 160 L | 200 L |
| Power consumption | 2.8 kW | 4.1 kW | 4.1 kW | 5.5 kW | 5.5 kW |
| Double door | No | Yes / optional | |||
| Chamber shape | Rectangular prism | ||||
| Chamber material | Aluminum | ||||
| Number of shelves | 2 stainless steel / aluminum shelves | ||||
| Door | Automatic sliding door with anti-pinch sensor | ||||
| Foot-operated door opening | Yes | ||||
| Thermal printer | Yes; process parameters, date, time, error messages, and service time output | ||||
| Data storage | USB optional | ||||
| Touch screen | 7 inches; 10.4 inches optional | ||||
| RF plasma | 500 W optional | ||||
| Electrical supply | 3 phase, 380 V, 50/60 Hz, 5×4 mm² cable | ||||
| Room requirements | 10–40°C, 20–75% relative humidity, 60 cm clearance at the sides and rear; 100 cm above | ||||
| Sterilization temperature | 45–50°C | ||||
| Sterilization time | Non-lumened: 27 min / Standard: 45 min / Intensive: 57 min / Short lumened program optional | ||||
| Number of cycles / cartridge | Lumened: 6 / Non-lumened: 6 / Standard: 4 / Intensive: 3 | ||||
| Number of capsules / cartridge | 12 units, independent | ||||
| Chamber ventilation | HEPA filter; pore size 0.01 μm | ||||
| Plasma location | Above the chamber | ||||
| Device ready time | Approximately 15 minutes | ||||
| Electronic control | PLC control | ||||
| Remote access | Yes | ||||
| User access levels | Operator / supervisor / service | ||||
| Vacuum pump / vacuum gauge | High-quality vacuum pump and vacuum gauge options | ||||
| Vacuum pump pre-filter | Yes; vacuum pump protection | ||||
| Sterilizing agent | Hydrogen peroxide / H₂O₂ | ||||
| H₂O₂ concentration | 59%; 40% optional | ||||
| H₂O₂ vapor injection | Homogeneous diffusion from 6 different points | ||||
| By-product | Water and oxygen | ||||
Programs and Operating Features
Short sterilization cycle for sensitive instruments without lumens.
Standard sterilization cycle for general use and different load types.
Long-cycle option for denser loads and specific sterilization requirements.
A dedicated cycle option can be applied for sterilizing lumened devices.
Advantages of the Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer
Areas of Use
Application Note
When selecting a hydrogen peroxide sterilizer, chamber volume, load type, need for lumened or non-lumened devices, cycle time, H₂O₂ concentration, electrical infrastructure, room temperature and humidity conditions, installation clearances, traceability requirements, user authorization level, and service access should be evaluated together.
Get Technical Support for Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer Selection
Hydrogen peroxide sterilizer selection should be made according to chamber volume, load type, cycle time, the need for lumened devices, room conditions, and traceability requirements.
You can request a project-based technical evaluation for hydrogen peroxide sterilizer solutions for central sterile services departments, operating rooms, laboratories, and sensitive medical equipment sterilization.
