You cannot simply look at the sticker price. Several factors will raise or lower the final invoice.
Disclaimer: Prices are based on market averages from 2023-2025. Always verify current pricing with authorized local distributors. Rdx 320 Vacuum Autoclaves Price-
| Feature | Rdx 320 | Cheap Class N ($1,500) | Expensive Euro Brand ($6k+) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | B (Vacuum) | N (Gravity) | B (Vacuum) | | Drying Capability | Excellent (vacuum drying) | Poor (wet packs common) | Excellent | | Cycle Time (Wrapped) | 25-35 minutes | 45-60 minutes | 20-28 minutes | | User Interface | Digital LCD, presets | Basic knob/dial | Touchscreen | | Self-Test | Daily vacuum test | None | Full diagnostic suite | | Price/Value Ratio | High | Low | Moderate | You cannot simply look at the sticker price
From this perspective, the is not an expense; it is an insurance policy for your practice’s reputation and patient safety. Price | Key Difference | | :--- |
| Model | Type | Approx. Price | Key Difference | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | B-Class (Vacuum) | $1,500 | Standard chamber, good parts availability | | Tuttnauer Elara 11 | B-Class | $3,500+ | European build, longer cycle times, premium support | | Melag Vacuklav 24 B | B-Class | $4,200+ | German engineering, very fast cycles, costly repairs | | Jesen (Generic) | B-Class | $900 - $1,100 | Lower build quality, harder to find service techs | | W&H Lisa | B-Class | $3,000+ | User-replaceable water filters, Austrian made |
The RDX 320 runs on standard 110-120V (US) or 230V (EU). A typical vacuum cycle runs 25-35 minutes, costing roughly $0.15 to $0.30 in electricity per cycle.