RDX 320 Vacuum Autoclaves: Price Guide for New Units (2024 Update)

If you are running a modern dental clinic, a tattoo parlor, or a medical spa, you know that sterility is non-negotiable. The RDX 320 has become a gold standard in the industry for its reliability, speed, and "Class B" vacuum performance.

1. Class B Certification & Medical Device Compliance

A true RDX 320 must comply with EN 13060 (European standard for small steam sterilizers). Manufacturers pay for third-party testing (TUV, SGS) to certify vacuum depth, air removal, and steam penetration. Certified units cost more to produce than uncertified clones.

You can find the RDX 320 through specialized medical equipment distributors and online industrial marketplaces:

While specific "list prices" for the RDX 320 vary by region and supplier, general market data for similar Class B vacuum autoclaves provides the following benchmarks:

Always ask for a final out-the-door price including shipping, handling, and any mandatory accessories.

The RDX 320 is engineered for high-efficiency sterilization of complex loads, including wrapped and porous materials.