Dry-heat sterilizer

A dry-heat sterilizer is an electrically powered device used to eliminate or inactivate microorganisms on medical instruments that can withstand high temperatures. These units feature a treatment chamber where cleaned items are placed to undergo a controlled heating process that ensures effective sterilization.

These devices are available in various configurations, ranging from compact tabletop models to larger stand-alone units. They utilize either natural convection or forced air systems to maintain the specific time and temperature parameters required for the sterilization cycle.