Introduction:

Krishna Engineering is a well-known manufacturer-supplier of EO/ETO sterilizers as part of their product line. With superior ETO sterilization technology, the company has unmatched proficiency in this field. It emphasizes safety and compliance in offering quality sterilization solutions to various industries.

Since 2000 we've been manufacturing commercial sterilizers, namely ETO Sterilizers, Sterilizers for herbs and spices, Industrial sterilizers, Autoclave sterilizers, and Hospital sterilizers. Extraction of the Compositions: We forward sterilizing solutions in all areas of the industry.

ETO sterilizers, autoclaves, fumigation chambers, retort sterilizers, and steam sterilizers for spices and herbs are a few of the most crucial goods. These solutions stand out for being flexible, long-lasting, and easy to use. They provide services to pharmaceutical businesses, hospitals, and labs. Customizing solutions to meet the needs of each particular client is the main goal of high-quality production. has installations all around the world and keeps up its high standards for customer satisfaction and innovation.

What is ETO Sterilization?

Pharmaceutical products, medical equipment, and other delicate objects that cannot tolerate high temperatures are sterilized using ethylene oxide gas in a chemical procedure known as ethylene oxide (ETO) sterilization. By destroying their DNA, the ETO gas stops bacteria, viruses, and other diseases from proliferating. The culinary, pharmaceutical, and medical sectors all frequently utilize ETO (ethylene oxide) sterilizer to clean heat-sensitive products.

Here are some key Features of ETO Sterilizers:

1.      Low-Temperature Sterilization: ETO sterilizers operate at low temperatures (usually around 30-60°C), making them ideal for sterilizing heat-sensitive products like plastics, electronics, and medical devices without damaging them.

2.      Effective Microbial Control: ETO gas is highly effective against a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores, ensuring comprehensive sterilization.

3.      Penetration Ability: The gas can penetrate complex and porous materials, including packaging, plastics, and multilayered devices, ensuring that all surfaces are thoroughly sterilized, including those hard to reach by other methods.

4.      Easy-to-Operate Systems: Modern ETO sterilizers are designed with user-friendly controls and interfaces, often with automated cycles that reduce human error and ensure consistent results.

5.      Environmental Control: ETO sterilizers often include humidity control, which enhances the efficiency of the sterilization process by improving the gas’s ability to penetrate the material being sterilized.

6.      Cost Efficiency: While the initial investment may be high, ETO sterilizers can provide long-term cost savings by effectively sterilizing sensitive products without compromising their quality or integrity.

Here are Types of ETO Sterilizers:

• Batch ETO Sterilizers: These are the most common type, where items are placed inside a large chamber in batches. The sterilization cycle is done in one batch process.

• Continuous ETO Sterilizers: These are usually employed in larger-scale processes where the sterilizer is continuously fed with materials. Although this approach is more effective, it is frequently more costly.

How ETO Sterilization Works:

• Preconditioning: Items which need sterilization are first conditioned in a specific chamber. Pre-conditioning mostly refers to treating the environment by temperature and humidity so as to ease penetration of the gas into the items.

• Exposure to ETO Gas: Following preconditioning, ethylene oxide gas is put into the chamber and the chamber is sealed. The products are exposed to the gas for a certain amount of time, often a few hours. In this period, the gas sterilizes the products or equipment by penetrating the packaging materials.

• Aeration: Following the exposure period, any remaining ethylene oxide gas is eliminated by aerating the goods. To guarantee that the products are safe to handle and use following sterilization, the aeration procedure is essential.

• Final Inspection: After aeration, the sterilized items are examined to ensure they meet the required standards and are free of contaminants.

Conclusion:

ETO Sterilization is a critical process for industries that require low-temperature, highly effective sterilization for heat-sensitive products. While the process involves careful handling and monitoring to ensure safety, it remains one of the most widely used methods for sterilizing complex and delicate items across various sectors, particularly in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.