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BEING EOF-50 Forced-Air Convection Drying Oven, 50 L Capacity with PID Control

UsedBeing ScientificOvensUnited States

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Chamber Volume
50 L (1.8 cu ft)
Heating / Convection Type
Forced-air (fan-driven) convection
Maximum Temperature
Up to ~200-250 °C (typical for EOF-series forced-air ovens)
Power / Electrical
120 V, 1,200 W (for 120 V version)
Shelves Included / Adjustable
2 wire-shelves included (adjustable)
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Specifications 11

Brands
Being Scientific
New/Used
Used
Chamber Volume
50 L (1.8 cu ft)
Heating / Convection Type
Forced-air (fan-driven) convection
Maximum Temperature
Up to ~200-250 °C (typical for EOF-series forced-air ovens)
Power / Electrical
120 V, 1,200 W (for 120 V version)
Shelves Included / Adjustable
2 wire-shelves included (adjustable)
Shelf Load Capacity
~15 kg (≈ 33 lb) per shelf (for small 50-L forced-air ovens)
Internal Dimensions (approx.)
~16.5″ × 15.6″ × 13.8″ (420 × 395 × 350 mm) — derived from volume specification and typical layout
Controller / Display
PID digital controller with LCD display; temperature resolution ±0.5 °C; safety alarm for over-temperature / current / door-seal issues
Door & Seal
Airtight sealing door for efficient heat retention and stable internal environment

Product description

50 L forced-air convection oven with PID control, stainless steel chamber, ideal for accurate drying and sterilization in biotech labs.

The BEING EOF-50 Forced-Air Convection Drying Oven features a 50-liter (1.8 cu ft) corrosion-resistant stainless steel chamber designed for precise and uniform drying, curing, sterilization, and general laboratory heating tasks. Equipped with a built-in fan, this benchtop oven provides consistent forced-air circulation, crucial for avoiding temperature gradients and accelerating sample drying in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics workflows.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Forced-air convection system with a fan-driven airflow ensuring even heating and fast temperature stabilization, ideal for cell imaging sample prep and bioprocessing applications.
  • PID digital temperature controller with LCD display delivering temperature precision ±0.5 °C, enabling accurate environment control critical for synthetic biology and biomanufacturing processes.
  • Maximum temperature range up to approximately 200–250 °C, suitable for sterilization protocols and curing biological samples.
  • Two adjustable wire shelves rated at ~15 kg load each, facilitating flexible sample arrangement for drying glassware, powders, or components in molecular cloning workflows.
  • Compact footprint and benchtop form factor, optimized for small laboratories or limited workspace environments in clinical diagnostics or biomedical engineering research.
  • Airtight sealed door for heat retention and stable internal atmosphere, supporting consistent experimental reproducibility.

This drying oven’s advanced features make it a vital laboratory instrument widely adopted in synthetic biology research, molecular diagnostics, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines where reliable, uniform drying and sterilization are critical. Its combination of precise temperature control and corrosion-resistant design suits demanding applications such as live-cell imaging sample preparation and other biotechnology protocols.

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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.

Can I get service for older equipment?

Often, yes. Verified suppliers frequently work with service partners converting the instrument. If applicable, we can list servicing options alongside the offer.

Where can I buy parts?

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 5 November 2026