Autoclave & Sterilization

Microbead Sterilizer

<h2>What Are Microbead Sterilizers?</h2>
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Microbead sterilizers are compact benchtop instruments that heat 1.5&ndash;2 mm glass beads to temperatures between 150&deg;C and 300&deg;C inside an insulated chamber, enabling rapid sterilization of metal instrument tips such as forceps, scissors, dissecting needles, and scalpel handles through conductive heat transfer in approximately 15 seconds per cycle. They provide a flame-free alternative to alcohol-lamp sterilization for repeated instrument decontamination in animal surgery, plant tissue culture, microbiology, and pathology laboratories. Because they operate without gas, open flames, or chemicals, microbead sterilizers are suitable for use inside Class II biosafety cabinets and in anaerobic environments where flames are prohibited.
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<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/autoclave-and-biosafety-cabinets/microbead-sterilizer">Microbead sterilizer series</a>: Benchtop systems designed for rapid and reliable instrument sterilization.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/autoclave-and-biosafety-cabinets/microbead-sterilizer/microbead-sterilizer-accessories">Microbead sterilizer accessories</a>: Replacement heating elements, refill glass beads, loop holders, and slide dryer attachments to support continuous laboratory operation.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Microbead Sterilizer</h2>
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Chamber Depth and Aperture Diameter
Two chamber configurations are common: standard-depth units, approximately 8 cm deep, for short forceps tips and dissecting tools, and deep-format models, approximately 15 cm deep, for longer instruments. The aperture diameter determines the maximum instrument width that can be accommodated, so compatibility with commonly used tools should be confirmed before purchase.
Temperature Range and Control
Standard models typically operate at 250&deg;C, which is sufficient for eliminating vegetative bacteria and many spore-forming organisms from instrument tips. Digital models provide precise temperature adjustment and monitoring through electronic controls, making them preferable for applications requiring documented operating conditions. Units capable of reaching 300&deg;C may be selected for specialized high-temperature workflows, although prion deactivation requires dedicated sterilization procedures beyond conventional bead sterilization methods.
Warm-up Time and Duty Cycle
Most microbead sterilizers require a warm-up period of approximately 10&ndash;15 minutes to reach operating temperature. Once heated, they can operate continuously throughout the workday, while insulated housings help maintain safe exterior temperatures during prolonged use.
Biosafety Cabinet Compatibility
Flame-free operation makes microbead sterilizers compatible with Class II biosafety cabinets, provided that adequate clearance is maintained according to the cabinet manufacturer's recommendations. Laboratories should verify that the unit's footprint and heat output align with their specific biosafety setup.
Glass Bead Replacement
Glass beads serve as the primary consumable in these systems and should be replaced periodically as they become discolored or accumulate biological residues. Replacement frequency depends on instrument usage patterns, contamination risks, and laboratory protocols.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Glass-bead sterilization at 250&deg;C can eliminate vegetative bacteria and bacterial spores from instrument tips within approximately 15 seconds of contact, according to established laboratory protocols for microbiology and surgical research applications. Operating temperatures should be verified periodically using calibrated thermometers or thermocouples to ensure consistent performance over time. Microbead sterilizers are intended for research use only (RUO) and are not validated as medical sterilization devices under FDA 510(k) or comparable regulatory frameworks. As of 2026, replacement glass beads and accessory components remain widely available to support long-term operation in research laboratories.
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Product Literature

DataSheet

MicroBead Sterlizer Series

B1201 by Benchmark Scientific is a glass bead sterilizer operating at 100–300°C (25 min preheat), with a 40 mm × 80 mm chamber holding 150 g of glass beads (included). Sterilizes forceps, scissors, and loops between uses without autoclaving. 120 W, 115 V or 230 V, 14.5 × 15.5 × 15.5 cm, 2 kg. For Research Use Only. 2-year warranty. Order from MBP, a registered vendor to Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Vanderbilt University, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Eurofins, and many other institutes across the USA.

Temperature Range

Preheat Time

Chamber Diameter

Chamber Height B1201/B1202

Bead Capacity B1201/B1202

Dimensions (in) B1201/B1202

Dimensions (cm) B1201/B1202

Weight B1202/B1202

Electrical

Power B1201/B1201

Warranty

Manufectuer

Micro Bead Sterlizer, with glass beads, 115V

Micro Bead Sterlizer, with glass beads, 230V

Micro Bead Sterlizer, TALL, with glass beads

Ultraviolet Chamber Accessories

<h2>What Are Ultraviolet Chamber Accessories?</h2>
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Ultraviolet chamber accessories are the consumable and add-on components that maintain or extend the functionality of benchtop UV-C decontamination chambers: replacement 254 nm UV-C lamps, interior shelving for multi-level item loading, hanging rods for suspending small tools at optimal irradiation distance, and turntables for rotating items during exposure cycles. Accessories are model-specific&mdash;interior shelf dimensions and lamp socket specifications vary by UV chamber manufacturer and model&mdash;so correct identification of the chamber model is required before ordering replacements or additions.
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Stainless steel extra shelves: for increased chamber capacity
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UV transparent shelves:&nbsp;for maximum UV penetration
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UVC indicator stickers: for quick exposure verification
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UVC indicator cards: for cycle validation and monitoring
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<h2>How to Choose UV Chamber Accessories</h2>
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Replacement Lamp Compatibility
A 254 nm UV-C replacement lamp must match the original lamp's physical dimensions, socket type (typically G13 bi-pin), wattage, and voltage rating (115V 60Hz or 230V 50Hz). Using a non-OEM lamp that differs in output wavelength, intensity, or physical fit can alter the chamber's validated decontamination dose and may void manufacturer performance guarantees.
When to Replace UV-C Lamps
Most UV-C germicidal lamps are rated for approximately 9,000&ndash;12,000 hours of operation before output falls to 80% of initial intensity&mdash;the threshold at which germicidal effectiveness is considered compromised. Labs with high-frequency daily cycling should track accumulated operating hours rather than relying solely on a fixed calendar replacement schedule. Verify lamp output with a 254 nm UV-C radiometer annually regardless of hours used.
Shelf Dimensions and Load Capacity
Interior shelves are dimensioned to fit the specific chamber's interior width, depth, and height. Before ordering, measure the internal chamber dimensions or reference the chamber's accessory guide. Confirm the shelf's load rating against the heaviest items you intend to process&mdash;glass instruments and metal tools can be heavier than expected.
Hanging Rod Applications
Hanging rods are most valuable for cylindrical or narrow items (tweezers, forceps, dissecting tools, pipette sleeves, small tubing) where horizontal placement creates a shadow zone on the underside. Hanging vertically exposes the full circumference to UV-C light.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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UV-C lamps degrade gradually&mdash;output at 254 nm typically falls to 80% of initial value at the rated lamp life (usually 9,000&ndash;12,000 hours), at which point replacement is recommended to maintain documented decontamination efficacy. Lamp degradation is not visible to the naked eye; labs operating under GLP or GMP guidelines should verify lamp output using a calibrated 254 nm radiometer or UV intensity meter annually and document results. As of 2026, some UV chamber manufacturers provide RFID-enabled lamp modules that log cumulative operating hours and alert users when replacement thresholds are reached.
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Optional extra shelf, UV Transparent

B1450-SH-UV by Benchmark Scientific is a UVC-transparent replacement or additional shelf for the UV-Clave™ decontamination cabinet (B1450), allowing germicidal UVC light to pass through and expose items on the shelf and surfaces below simultaneously. One shelf is included with the B1450; B1450-SH-UV provides an extra layer to increase decontamination capacity per cycle.

Optional extra shelf, stainless steel

B1450-SH by Benchmark Scientific is a stainless steel replacement or additional shelf for the UVClave&trade; Ultraviolet Chamber (B1450 and B1450-E). Two shelves are included with the B1450 at purchase; add B1450-SH to increase per-cycle UV decontamination capacity for pipettes, tips, tubes, and other lab tools.

Autoclaves Accessories

<h2>What Are Autoclave Accessories?</h2>
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Autoclave accessories are the consumable and hardware components that enable safe, documented, and compliant steam sterilization: sterilization packaging (peel pouches, autoclave bags, and wrapping materials that allow steam penetration while preserving post-cycle sterility), monitoring consumables (chemical indicator tape and integrators for every-load verification, biological indicator spore tests for periodic microbial-kill validation), loading hardware (stainless steel trays, baskets, and racks that organize instruments and maintain spacing for steam circulation), and maintenance consumables (autoclave cleaners and descalers for chamber and drain upkeep). A complete accessory program is not optional&mdash;regulatory bodies, IACUC protocols, and GLP/GMP frameworks all require chemical monitoring every cycle and biological indicator testing at defined intervals.
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Autoclave Printer (115V): Printer for recording sterilization cycle data and ensuring compliance
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Autoclave Printer Paper (2.25" x 50 ft): Thermal paper rolls for printing autoclave cycle reports
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<h2>How to Choose Autoclave Accessories</h2>
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Sterilization Packaging
Peel pouches are available in paper-plastic laminate with built-in external chemical indicator strips&mdash;select the pouch size that fits the instrument without folding, allowing at least 1 cm clearance on all sides for steam penetration. Autoclave bags for bulk loads or waste come in polypropylene (PP), rated to 121&deg;C; confirm the material spec before purchasing. Wrapping paper (non-woven or crepe) is required for instrument set wraps processed in prevac cycles.
Chemical Indicator Class Selection
Chemical indicators are classified Class 1&ndash;6. Class 1 (process indicators/tape) are external markers only, confirming the item entered the autoclave. Class 5 integrators and Class 6 emulating indicators respond to all three sterilization parameters (time, temperature, and steam) and are the recommended internal indicators for wrapped packs. Place an internal indicator inside every pouch or wrapped instrument set to verify that conditions were met at the instrument surface.
Biological Indicators
Spore vials containing&nbsp;G. stearothermophilus&nbsp;(ATCC #7953) are the standard BI for steam autoclaves at 121&ndash;135&deg;C; incubate at 55&ndash;60&deg;C for 24&ndash;48 hours after exposure. Self-contained vials (crush-and-incubate format) reduce handling complexity versus loose spore strips. Rapid-readout BIs (e.g., 3M Attest, Mesa Labs rapid spore tests) return results in as few as 1&ndash;3 hours, reducing quarantine time for critical loads.
Loading Hardware
Stainless steel perforated trays and baskets are the standard load support hardware. Confirm the outer dimensions fit your autoclave chamber with the door closure system intact, and that the perforated base allows condensate to drain rather than pool under the load.
Maintenance
Use an autoclave-specific chamber cleaner monthly or per manufacturer schedule. Descale quarterly or more frequently if hard water is used, even with a distilled/DI water supply&mdash;incoming water quality can vary. Inspect and replace door gaskets when any leak or incomplete seal is observed.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Class 5 integrators (e.g., 3M Comply SteriGage) are the most informative internal chemical indicator available without biological testing&mdash;they confirm exposure to all three critical sterilization parameters simultaneously. Biological indicators using&nbsp;G. stearothermophilus spores are the accepted standard per ISO 11138-3 for steam sterilization monitoring; alternative rapid-readout formats can return results in as few as 60 minutes, enabling same-day release of critical loads. As of 2026, self-contained biological indicator systems with digital incubator readers eliminate the manual color-interpretation step and provide a timestamped electronic pass/fail result suitable for GLP audit records.
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Autoclave Accessories

Paper 2.25"x50 feet, pk. of 3 rolls

B4000-PA by Benchmark Scientific is a pack of 3 thermal paper rolls (2.25&Prime; &times; 50 ft each) for the BioClave&trade; mini printer. No ink required; records sterilization cycle data automatically for GLP/GMP compliance documentation. Compatible with Benchmark BioClave autoclave series with the mini printer option.

Manufacture

Printer, 115V

B4000-P by Benchmark Scientific is a 115V thermal printer that attaches directly to the BioClave 16 Research Autoclave and generates printed sterilization cycle records — temperature, pressure, and time — for compliance documentation and QA audit trails. It is sold as a separate accessory and does not require external software.

Microbead Sterilizer Accessories

<h2>What Are Microbead Sterilizer Accessories?</h2>
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Microbead sterilizer accessories are the consumable and serviceable components needed to keep a glass-bead sterilizer operating at validated sterilization performance: replacement 1.5&ndash;2 mm soda-lime glass beads (the primary consumable), safety covers that cap the hot chamber opening between cycles, and, for models with serviceable components, replacement heating elements. Unlike instrument or equipment accessories, bead sterilizer accessories are almost entirely consumable-driven&mdash;the glass beads are the functional sterilization medium and degrade through protein carbonization and bead fracture over repeated high-temperature cycling.
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Refill glass beads:&nbsp;&nbsp;For continuous sterilization use
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Microbead sterilizer refill media: for maintaining optimal heat transfer
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Loop holder attachments: for secure and easy tool handling
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Slide dryer attachments: for faster drying of microscope slides
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<h2>How to Choose Microbead Sterilizer Accessories</h2>
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Replacement Bead Grade and Size
The only correct replacement bead for a laboratory microbead sterilizer is 1.5&ndash;2 mm diameter soda-lime glass, laboratory-grade, uncoated, and solid (not hollow). Beads outside this specification&mdash;whether too large, too small, coated, or of different glass composition&mdash;will not heat uniformly to 250&ndash;300&deg;C or may fragment at operating temperature, contaminating the instrument tip and bead chamber.
When to Replace Beads
Replace beads based on visual criteria: visible browning or black carbonization from protein residue; visible bead fracture or chipping; accumulation of biological debris (hair, tissue, agar) that cannot be cleared by heating alone. High-use settings (multiple surgical procedures daily) may require replacement every 1&ndash;3 months; lower-volume labs may sustain a set of beads considerably longer. Establish a lab-specific replacement protocol based on actual use frequency and risk tolerance.
Safety Cover Condition
The safety cover prevents accidental contact with hot beads during idle periods and reduces heat loss between instrument insertions. Inspect the cover for fit and integrity; a cracked or deformed cover that no longer seats properly should be replaced before continued operation.
Heating Element (Serviceable Models)
For models where the heating element is separately replaceable, match the element exactly by model number. A mismatched element may not reach or hold the correct operating temperature, compromising sterilization efficacy without any visible indication to the operator.
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Soda-lime glass beads rated for repeated cycling between room temperature and 300&deg;C are the correct consumable for microbead sterilizers. Glass bead sterilizers are research use only (RUO) instruments&mdash;not medical device sterilizers&mdash;and bead replacement schedules should be defined in laboratory SOPs rather than relied upon from manufacturer validation data. As of 2026, Benchmark Scientific replacement beads (for B1201/B1202 series) remain the most commonly purchased microbead sterilizer accessory in North American research labs; equivalent 1.5&ndash;2 mm laboratory glass beads from other suppliers are acceptable provided the size and grade specification match.
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Refill Glass Beads, 3mm, 1000g

B1201-BEAD by Benchmark Scientific is a 1000 g refill pack of 3 mm glass beads for the Benchmark Micro Bead Sterilizer (B1201). These glass beads enable rapid dry-heat sterilization of metal lab instruments — forceps, scissors, and inoculation loops — at temperatures up to 300°C. One pack provides multiple refills for a standard B1201 sterilizer bead cup.

Manufacturer

Infrared MicroSterilizer Accessories

Slide dryer attachment for 3 slides

B1000-03 by Benchmark Scientific is the BactiZapper™ Slide Dryer Attachment, an aluminum slide holder with a stainless steel clip that secures up to 3 glass slides horizontally for heat-fixing and drying using the B1000 BactiZapper™ Infrared MicroSterilizer. It provides a flame-free alternative to using a Bunsen burner for slide fixation in microbiology workflows. Sold individually.

PCR Workstation

<h2>What Are PCR Workstations?</h2>
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PCR workstations are compact, three-sided bench-top enclosures designed to protect polymerase chain reaction (PCR) samples and reagents from airborne particles and surface contamination that cause false amplification results. Two technologies are used: UV-only models house a 254 nm UV-C lamp that decontaminates surfaces and tools between reactions; HEPA+UV combination models add vertical laminar airflow through a HEPA filter rated 99.97% at 0.3 &micro;m, creating an ISO 5 (Class 100) environment during active sample handling. PCR is exquisitely sensitive to DNA carryover&mdash;a single amplicon molecule from a previous reaction can generate a false positive&mdash;making dedicated pre-amplification workspace a standard precaution in molecular diagnostics, forensics, and clinical laboratories.
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SureAir PCR workstation:&nbsp;for enclosed, contamination-controlled workflows
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Replacement prefilters: for maintaining clean airflow
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Replacement HEPA filters: for effective contamination control
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UV-Only vs. HEPA+UV Combination
UV-only workstations (typically lower cost) decontaminate surfaces and instruments between runs but provide no active air protection during pipetting. HEPA+UV workstations maintain ISO 5 clean air throughout the work session, protecting open tubes and reaction mixes from settling particles. For shared labs, high-throughput clinical diagnostics, or any setting where reagents are left open during preparation, the HEPA+UV model offers measurably better protection.
Working Width (24 / 32 / 36 inch)
A 24-inch unit suits a single operator and a compact reagent setup. A 32- to 36-inch model accommodates two simultaneous reaction setups or a thermal cycler inside the work zone. Confirm the internal working depth (typically 400&ndash;500 mm) against the equipment being placed inside before ordering.
Filter Configuration
Combination HEPA workstations may include a three-stage filter module: carbon pre-filter (captures gases and reduces ozone), HEPA filter (removes particles &ge;0.3 &micro;m at 99.97% efficiency), and a recirculating UV stage. Three-stage systems extend HEPA filter life and reduce odor in labs handling sensitive reagent mixes.
Accessories and Consumable Cycle
Factor in the replacement UV lamp life (typically 8,000&ndash;9,000 hours) and HEPA filter replacement interval (12&ndash;24 months) when calculating total cost of ownership. Some models include a filter-status indicator or UVTect-style airflow monitor that alerts the operator when the HEPA or lamp requires replacement.
Biosafety Level Compatibility
PCR workstations protect samples only&mdash;they provide no personnel or environmental protection. For any work with infectious agents, a Class II biosafety cabinet certified to NSF/ANSI 49 is required instead of or in addition to a PCR workstation.
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ISO 5 (equivalent to US Federal Standard 209E Class 100) permits no more than 3,520 particles &ge;0.3 &micro;m per cubic meter of air&mdash;the standard targeted by HEPA+UV PCR workstations operating in normal laboratory conditions. UV-C lamp output at 254 nm degrades over time; replace lamps per the manufacturer's rated life (approximately 8,000 hours for standard UV lamps, longer for long-life UV options) to maintain documented decontamination efficacy. As of 2026, some PCR workstation models include digital 0&ndash;59 minute UV timers and lab event timers, and automatic UV shutoff when the front sash is opened, protecting operators from incidental UV-C exposure during sample access.
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SureAir PCR Workstation

B5200 by Benchmark Scientific is the SureAir™ PCR Workstation — a compact self-contained laminar-flow enclosure delivering ISO 5 clean conditions via a 99.97% HEPA filter (≥0.3 µm) and an 8W UVC germicidal lamp with 15-minute auto-shutoff. Inner work area: 50 × 39 × 40 cm; outer footprint: 55 × 40 × 59.2 cm. Runs on 115V or 230V, 24W, 44 lbs. No ductwork required. 2-year warranty.

UV Light

UV Auto-Shutoff Timer

Materials

Filter

Air Velocity

Outer Dimensions (W x D x H)

Inner Dimensions (W x D x H)

Hand Access Dimensions (W x H)

Weight

Power Consumption

SureAir PCR Workstation, 115V

SureAir PCR Workstation, 230V

Ultraviolet Chamber

UV-Clave UltraViolet Chamber

B1450 by Benchmark Scientific is the UV-Clave™ benchtop UV-C decontamination chamber using six 4 W / 254 nm bulbs delivering &gt;500 µW/cm² and 600 mJ/cm² at the 20-minute cycle. Internal chamber: 21.6 × 25.6 × 31.8 cm; max item height 30 cm. Includes 2 stainless steel wire shelves and 1 UV-C transparent shelf. Programmable 5–20 min UV timer. For Research Use Only. 115 V standard; 230 V as B1450-E. Order at mbpinc.net.

UV Bulbs

UV Wavelength

UV Intensity

UV Dosage

UV Timer

Heater Timer

Heater Temp.

Internal Dims.

External Dims.

Max. Height

Shelf Dims.

Shelf Material

UV-Clave UltraViolet Chamber, 115V

UV-Clave UltraViolet Chamber, 230V

UVC Indicator Cards, pack of 25

B1450-IC by Benchmark Scientific is a pack of 25 double-sided UV-C indicator cards for use with Benchmark UVClave Ultraviolet Chambers and UV-C decontamination equipment. Each card produces a visible color change when sufficient UV-C irradiation has been received, providing direct visual confirmation of UV-C exposure. Cards are for research use only (RUO).

UVC Indicator Stickers, pack of 40

B1450-ISS by Benchmark Scientific are 0.5 × 0.5 inch UV-C indicator stickers (pack of 40) for the B1450 UV-Clave Ultraviolet Decontamination Chamber. Each sticker provides a single-use visual confirmation that a UV-C decontamination cycle was completed. Single-use; 40 checks per pack.

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