The autoclave wet coil is a crucial component within autoclave sterilization systems, designed to generate and maintain steam within the sterilization chamber. This coil, typically made of durable materials such as stainless steel, is responsible for heating water to produce steam under high pressure and temperature, ensuring effective sterilization of medical and dental instruments.

Its design allows for efficient transfer of heat to the water, rapidly converting it into steam to achieve the required sterilization conditions. The autoclave wet coil is engineered to withstand the demanding conditions of sterilization cycles, including repeated exposure to high temperatures and pressures.

Its functionality is essential for ensuring the safety and efficacy of sterilization processes in medical, dental, and laboratory settings. Without a properly functioning wet coil, sterilization may be compromised, posing risks to patient health and safety.