Dry Heat vs Steam Sterilization

2025-03-13

Virtual | 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. ET*

To optimize your sterilization processes, it’s crucial to make informed decisions about the best methods to meet your specific needs. Join our complimentary webinar to learn the key differences between dry heat and steam sterilization methods, enabling you to make the best choice for your requirements.

Discover in-depth details of each method, including their operations, mechanisms and applications. Explore how these two methods are distinct in providing benefits to your sterilization processes, such as enhanced safety, improved efficiency and increased productivity.

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Meet the Presenters

Pedro López Vázquez | Product Manager

With over two decades of industry experience, Pedro has a diverse background spanning multiple industries, including laboratory research, healthcare, medical devices and automotive. Prior to joining STERIS Life Sciences, Pedro worked in project management, process and manufacturing engineering, cross-functional collaboration and product development. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering.

Throughout his time at STERIS Life Sciences, Pedro has gained experience in product management, project engineering and manufacturing engineering. He was involved in the successful launch of multiple steam sterilizers that meet the unique needs of medical device professionals and laboratory researchers.

Pedro currently manages steam sterilization systems used in laboratory research and pharmaceutical facilities. He is an active member of the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) and the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE).