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BEING BOV-210 216L Laboratory Vacuum Drying Oven with PID Temperature and Vacuum Control

UsedBeing ScientificOvensUnited States

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Chamber Volume
216 L (7.6 cu ft)
Temperature Range
Ambient +10 °C to 200 °C
Max Vacuum (Limit Vacuum)
~133 Pa (0–0.1 MPa)
Chamber Material
Sandblasted / mirror-finished stainless steel interior
Shelf Load Capacity
20 kg per shelf
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Brands
Being Scientific
New/Used
Used
Chamber Volume
216 L (7.6 cu ft)
Temperature Range
Ambient +10 °C to 200 °C
Max Vacuum (Limit Vacuum)
~133 Pa (0–0.1 MPa)
Chamber Material
Sandblasted / mirror-finished stainless steel interior
Shelf Load Capacity
20 kg per shelf
Shelves (Standard / Max)
3 included (expandable — see manufacturer)
Interior Dimensions (W×D×H)
~600 × 600 × 600 mm (≈ 23.6″ × 23.6″ × 23.6″)
Exterior Dimensions (W×D×H)
~905 × 740 × 835 mm (≈ 35.6″ × 29.1″ × 32.9″)
Vacuum Port
KF-25 flange standard; inert-gas / air inlet available
Heating System
Individual-shelf or uniform heating design for good temperature uniformity
Controller
PID digital controller, 0.1 °C resolution, vacuum & temperature controls with alarms & safety interlocks

Product description

Large 216L vacuum drying oven with PID control, uniform heating to 200°C, and vacuum down to ~133 Pa for sensitive sample processing.

The BEING BOV-210 Vacuum Oven is designed for *vacuum drying, curing, degassing,* and processing of moisture-, oxidation-, and heat-sensitive samples in research and biotechnological workflows. Featuring a spacious 216 L (7.6 cu ft) sandblasted stainless-steel chamber with corrosion resistance, this vacuum oven supports precise vacuum levels down to approximately 133 Pa (0–0.1 MPa), essential for controlled atmosphere applications including synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Temperature Range: Ambient +10 °C up to 200 °C, regulated by an advanced PID digital controller with 0.1 °C resolution for stable and uniform heat distribution, critical for bioprocessing reliability.
  • Heating System: Individual-shelf or jacketed heating design ensures uniform temperature across samples, minimizing thermal gradients in bulk drying or biomanufacturing sample preparation.
  • Chamber Dimensions: Interior measures approximately 600 × 600 × 600 mm, with three adjustable shelves (each supporting up to 20 kg), accommodating a range of sample sizes and lab glassware.
  • Vacuum and Gas Interfaces: Equipped with KF-25 flange vacuum port and inert gas/air inlet, allowing customizable environments for oxidation-sensitive materials essential in biotechnology and polymer research.
  • Observation and Safety: Integrated toughened-glass observation door and LED interior lighting facilitate real-time sample monitoring without disrupting the vacuum environment. Safety features include over-temperature protection, vacuum control alarms, and over-current protection, ensuring operational safety in critical research settings.

Ideal for biomedical engineering, cell imaging prep, biopharmaceutical production pipelines, and molecular cloning workflows, the BOV-210 vacuum oven supports reproducible, contamination-free drying and processing of delicate biological and chemical samples. Its robust stainless-steel interior and flexible controls make it a reliable asset for laboratories engaged in synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics requiring stringent environmental control.

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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 4 November 2026