Disinfection Chamber Hot Air

A hot air disinfection chamber is a device for treating various objects using heated air. In such chambers the air is heated to a temperature of 80-110°C. In this case, the destruction of microorganisms, insects and their larvae on the surface of the processed objects occurs.

The operating principle of the hot air chamber is based on thermal effects. High temperatures lead to the death of microorganisms and insects. In this case, there is no damage to the processed objects themselves.

Hot air chambers are used to disinfect bedding, clothing, shoes, books and other non-heat-labile items. Treatment allows you to destroy lice, ticks, cockroaches and other parasites.

Currently, hot air chambers are used mainly only for pest control purposes. Other methods are often used for disinfection, such as chemical treatment or ultraviolet irradiation. However, hot air chambers remain an effective and safe way to control insects and their larvae.

Hot air disinfection chambers are one of the most effective methods for treating objects such as clothing, bedding, medical instruments and others. They are used to destroy various types of microorganisms, bacteria and viruses that can cause diseases in humans and animals.

The operating principle of a hot-air disinfection chamber is to expose the object being treated to air, which is heated to a temperature of 80-110 degrees Celsius. The air passes through the chamber where it heats up and becomes hot. The hot air then hits and affects the objects that are inside the chamber. As a result of this process, microorganisms and bacteria die and become safe for use.

Hot air disinfection chambers have a number of advantages over other treatment methods. First, they can destroy a wide range of microorganisms, including viruses and bacteria, that are resistant to other processing methods. Secondly, they are highly effective at killing microorganisms, making them safer and more reliable than other methods.

However, hot air disinfection chambers also have some disadvantages. For example, they can be expensive to operate and require specialized equipment to operate them. In addition, some microorganisms can survive even at high temperatures, so additional treatment methods must be used to completely kill all microorganisms.

In general, hot air disinfection chambers are an effective tool for combating microorganisms and viruses that can cause illness in humans and animals. However, to achieve maximum effectiveness, they must be used in combination with other processing methods and all safety precautions must be followed.