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Autoclaves are essential sterilization devices used in various industries, including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and laboratories. They use high-pressure steam, typically at temperatures of 121-134°C, to sterilize equipment, instruments, and substances. The process involves placing items inside a sealed chamber, where steam is introduced under pressure, ensuring effective penetration and sterilization. Autoclaves are crucial in maintaining hygiene and safety, especially in environments where contamination control is vital, such as medical facilities and pharmaceutical production. Autoclaves come in different types, such as gravity displacement, pre-vacuum, and steam-air mixtures, each designed to handle specific sterilization needs. Proper maintenance and monitoring are essential to ensure they operate efficiently and meet regulatory standards.