Reliable Equipment for Pioneering Research

Amerex supplies quality and reliable research equipment to the university, government, biotechnology, biomedical, pharmeceutical and industrial markets.

Reliable Equipment for Pioneering Research
Who We Supply

Amerex supplies quality and reliable research equipment to the university, government, biotechnology, biomedical, pharmeceutical and industrial markets.

Featured Products
Autoclaves & Sterilizers

HV-II Series

LCD Touchscreen

Autoclaves & Sterilizers

HVA-Series

Large, Economical, w/ Cooling Fan

Autoclaves & Sterilizers

HVP-50

Top-Loading w/ Pre-Vacuum & Drying

Autoclaves & Sterilizers

HRH-110

Front-Loading w/ Drying

Incubator Shakers

Medium Upright

Refrigerated & Non-Refrigerated

Incubator Shakers

Compact Benchtop

Economical Models

Incubators

IncuMax IC500R

Large Upright Refrigerated

Incubator Shaker

GYROMAX 727 & 727R

Benchtop / Under Bench

Water Bath Shakers

GYROMAX 900 Models

Orbital & Reciprocating Shaking

Why a Top-Loading Autoclave is Better for Your Lab
Earth sustainability and consumption conscious

Sustainability

Our top-loading autoclaves are self-contained units that do not require an outside stream generator or any plumbing for installation. Only water (4-5 liters, poured directly in the chamber) and a single phase electrical outlet (110V or 208V depending on size) are needed to begin operation. Electricity is solely used during the cycle and minimal amounts of steam and heat are released into the lab minimizing HVAC costs.

Lower Acquisition and Lifecycle Costs

Depending on the size needed, top-loading autoclaves cost between $10-$20,000 whereas traditional autoclaves cost between $65-$85,000 after installation. Traditional autoclaves require continuous electricity to power the boiler and continuous cold water increasing water and sewer costs. They also put a high demand on the HVAC system for cooling. On the other hand, top-loading autoclaves use 95% less water and over the life of the unit, operating and maintenance costs are significantly lower than traditional autoclaves currently used in most labs.

Cost Difference Between Top-Loading and Traditional Autoclaves

Versatility

Top-loading autoclaves have many uses including liquid cycles with warming for sterilizing and keeping agar warm prior to use. Solid cycles are used for sterilizing glassware, trash, and pipette tips. The largest models can accommodate bioreactors and fermenters up to 10 liters. A built-in, traditional autoclave for vessels of similar size would cost over $85,000 after installation. Top-loading autoclaves are portable, can fit conveniently into many locations, be used as a backup unit, or relocated to a new space.

Cell Culture Research

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Why a Top-Loading Autoclave is Better for Your Lab

Sustainability

Our top-loading autoclaves are self-contained units that do not require an outside stream generator or any plumbing for installation. Only water (4-5 liters, poured directly in the chamber) and a single phase electrical outlet (110V or 208V depending on size) are needed to begin operation. Electricity is solely used during the cycle and minimal amounts of steam and heat are released into the lab minimizing HVAC costs.

Lower Acquisition & Life Cycle Costs

Cost Difference Between Top-Loading and Traditional Autoclaves

Depending on the size needed, top-loading autoclaves cost between $10-$20,000 whereas traditional autoclaves cost between $65-$85,000 after installation. Traditional autoclaves require continuous electricity to power the boiler and continuous cold water increasing water and sewer costs. They also put a high demand on the HVAC system for cooling. On the other hand, top-loading autoclaves use 95% less water and over the life of the unit, operating and maintenance costs are significantly lower than traditional autoclaves currently used in most labs.

Versatility

Top-loading autoclaves have many uses including liquid cycles with warming for sterilizing and keeping agar warm prior to use. Solid cycles are used for sterilizing glassware, trash, and pipette tips. The largest models can accommodate bioreactors and fermenters up to 10 liters. A built-in, traditional autoclave for vessels of similar size would cost over $85,000 after installation. Top-loading autoclaves are portable, can fit conveniently into many locations, be used as a backup unit, or relocated to a new space.

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Industry Leading After-Sales Support & Technical Service

At Amerex, we understand that downtime in your lab means lost productivity and compromised results. That’s why our after-sales support and technical service are unmatched in the industry. Our mission is to keep your laboratory equipment running at peak performance, with minimal interruptions, so you can focus on what matters most—your research and innovation. Our technicians are equipped with the knowledge to quickly diagnose and resolve any issues and we maintain a comprehensive inventory of replacement parts in stock. Whether it's a simple fix or a more complex repair, we can quickly provide the parts you need and recommend a local technician, ensuring fast turnaround times and less disruption to your workflow.

Serving US & Global Markets

Amerex Instruments is a leading supplier of high-quality equipment, catering to the needs of scientific research both in the United States and globally. With a strong commitment to innovation and reliability, Amerex offers a wide range of competitively-priced products, including autoclaves, shakers, incubator and ovens, designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern laboratories. Our extensive distribution network and unrivaled customer service ensure that scientists and researchers worldwide have access to the cutting-edge tools they need to advance their work.