Getinge Lancer 1400 LXP Ultima Washer Disinfector

• Used in pharmaceutical laboratories for cleaning and disinfecting glassware, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
• Suitable for research and development facilities requiring validated cleaning processes for various lab instruments and consumables.
• Applied in quality control laboratories for preparing sample containers and analytical tools to prevent cross-contamination.
• Utilised in biotechnology and life science sectors for processing culture vessels, pipettes, and other reusable labware.
• Found in healthcare settings for cleaning and disinfecting reusable medical devices and laboratory equipment.

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, a chamber volume suitable for processing multiple racks of assorted laboratory glassware and instruments is common.

Power supply

Units of this type commonly require a 3-phase electrical supply, typically 400V, 50Hz, with appropriate current ratings for heating and pump operation.

Drying system

A built-in HEPA-filtered forced-air drying system is typically included for efficient and contamination-free drying of cleaned items.

Control system

Precise microprocessor controls are commonly found, offering programmable cycles and ensuring consistent, validated cleaning and disinfection.

Water connection

Requires dedicated hot and cold water connections, often including a deionised or reverse osmosis water supply for final rinses.

Footprint

For a unit of this capacity, a significant floor-standing footprint is typical, requiring adequate space for installation and maintenance access.

• What types of items can be cleaned in this washer disinfector?

  This equipment is designed for cleaning and disinfecting a wide range of laboratory glassware, plasticware, and instruments. Specific racks and inserts are available for different item types.

• Is this unit suitable for sterile processing?

• What maintenance is typically required for a unit like this?

• Does this model offer customisable cleaning cycles?

• What are the typical water and detergent requirements?

Lab cleaning equipment holds solid reputation among biotech and pharmaceutical buyers for maintaining sterile environments. When purchasing used units, buyers typically prioritise checking spray patterns, tank integrity, and heating element functionality. Key strengths include reliable performance when properly maintained, cost savings versus new equipment, and compatibility with existing laboratory protocols. Industry sentiment favours models from established manufacturers with comprehensive spare parts availability. Verification of calibration history and cleaning validation records proves valuable when assessing used equipment suitability.

General overview for this equipment type