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Gravity convection drying oven with 74L capacity, 5–300°C range, ±1°C accuracy, and safety protections for precise lab heating.
The Yamato DX400 Gravity Convection Oven is engineered for reliable temperature-controlled drying and heating applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical research. Featuring a 74-liter (2.6 cu ft) stainless steel chamber with glass wool insulation, it ensures excellent temperature uniformity of ±1°C at 300°C, critical for sensitive bioprocessing workflows requiring consistent thermal conditions.
Equipped with a PID control unit, the oven offers precise temperature accuracy and displays both set and current values over a broad range from room temperature +5°C to 300°C. The heating element reaches the target temperature within approximately 60 minutes, supporting time-efficient experimental protocols. Its gravity convection system facilitates uniform heat distribution without forced airflow, making it suitable for applications such as incubation, drying, and sterilization in clinical diagnostics and synthetic biology labs.
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The unit supports four operation modes including quick auto stop, auto stop, and auto start, enhancing workflow automation and process control in biomanufacturing environments. The interior’s coved corners simplify cleaning, maintaining sterile conditions vital for molecular biology and gene editing experiments.
Dimensions of the compact benchtop oven are 22 x 22 x 29 inches (W x D x H), and it operates on 115V, 60Hz power supply. Additional accessories include perforated shelves, temperature validation report, and a user manual, ensuring ease of integration into laboratory setups focused on biotechnology research.
This oven is widely used for precise drying and heat treatment steps essential in molecular cloning workflows and synthetic biology research, making it an indispensable tool for biomedical engineers and clinical researchers requiring robust, uniform temperature control.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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