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Yamato DP300 Vacuum Drying Oven and Dry Heat Sterilizer

€3,790.27excl. VAT

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Weight
72
Dimensions
46 × 51 × 78.2
Brands
Yamato Scientific
New/Used
Used
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Product description

Used Yamato DP300 27 L vacuum drying oven with 40–240°C control and 0.1–101 kPa vacuum range.

The Yamato DP300 vacuum drying oven and dry heat sterilizer is a 27 L laboratory oven designed for controlled heating under reduced-pressure conditions. It provides a temperature range of 40–240 °C and an operating vacuum range of 101–0.1 kPa (760–1 Torr), supporting drying, solvent removal, heat treatment, and selected laboratory sterilization workflows.

  • Operating method: Vacuum reduction with chamber-heating radiation
  • Temperature range: 40–240 °C
  • Temperature control accuracy: ±1 °C at 240 °C
  • Temperature variation: 2.0 °C at 240 °C
  • Maximum-temperature attainment time: Approximately 120 minutes
  • Vacuum gauge: Bourdon-tube type, 0–0.1 MPa
  • Chamber volume: 27 L
  • Internal dimensions: 300 × 300 × 300 mm
  • External dimensions: 510 × 460 × 782 mm
  • Shelf system: 4 fixed support levels with 71 mm pitch
  • Shelf load capacity: 15 kg per shelf
  • Included accessory: 1 shelf plate

The DP300 uses a SUS304 stainless steel chamber, cold-rolled steel exterior with baked coating, rock-wool insulation, and a single hinged door. Heating is provided by a 1,050 W mica heater, with a tempered-glass and polycarbonate viewing window.

  • Temperature control: P.I.D. control
  • Temperature sensor: K-type thermocouple for control and overtemperature protection
  • Display: Green LED chamber-temperature display and orange LED set-temperature display
  • Display resolution: 1 °C
  • Timer range: 0 minutes–99 hours 59 minutes
  • Timer resolution: 1 minute or 1 hour
  • Program operation: Up to 99 steps and 99 patterns with repeat operation
  • Operating modes: Constant-value, quick auto-stop, auto-start, auto-stop, and program operation
  • Heater control: Triac zero-cross switching

Additional controller functions include cumulative operating-time tracking up to 65,535 hours, 24-hour time display, calibration offset, monitoring of power consumption, CO2 emissions, and heater output, power-failure compensation mode, and user-setting storage and recall.

Safety features include a 15 A leakage breaker, 30 mA rated sensitivity current, controller self-diagnostics, sensor-fault detection, heater-disconnection detection, triac short-circuit detection, main-relay fault detection, automatic overtemperature protection, key locking, and an independent overtemperature protection circuit adjustable from 0–270 °C. The unit operates from AC 100 V at 10.7 A with a 15 A breaker capacity.

This used Yamato DP300 is suitable for laboratory sample drying, vacuum drying of heat-sensitive materials, solvent evaporation, materials research, biotechnology workflows, molecular biology preparation, and controlled thermal processing in research and industrial laboratories.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026