Surprisingly spacious:
The new Lara XXL sterilizer

The new Lara XXL sterilizer impresses in everyday practice with its maximum capacity and minimal dimensions. With its 38-litre chamber, the device offers maximum space and is therefore the largest sterilizer from the medical technology manufacturer W&H. However, the new product not only impresses with its spaciousness, but also with its high loading flexibility, simple navigation and many other advantages.

Large, larger, largest

‘In addition to 10 kg of packaged instruments, Lara XXL can also reprocess up to 12 kg of containers. Despite the large chamber, it is extremely compact in its external dimensions and therefore easy to position on any work surface,’ says Alberto Borghi, Product Manager at W&H Sterilization S.r.l., summarising the benefits of the new product. The capacity of the 38-litre chamber and the associated unique extra-long trays provide even more loading space and more loading options.

The product of superlatives

The new sterilizer from W&H is equipped with innovative features and functions. For example, the advanced and patented Eco Dry technology adapts the drying time to the load quantity. This reduces the cycle time, increases the service life of the instruments and optimises energy consumption. Lara XXL thus achieves fast cycles despite high loads. Depending on clinical requirements, an Activation Code system can also be used to activate additional features, such as the EliTrace function. This feature enables the tracing and documentation of the sterilization processes down to the individual instrument or kit – without any additional software or computer.

Future-orientated technology

The new W&H sterilizer also impresses with its advanced technology: ‘Lara XXL is based on a sophisticated technical concept with future-oriented features that significantly simplify your workflow. The W&H Med Steri App enables remote control and monitoring of the sterilizer. Additionally, cycle history can be automatically saved directly to your smartphone,’ explains Alberto Borghi.