BEING EOF-140 Forced-Air Convection Drying Oven with 4.8 cu ft (140 L) Stainless Steel Chamber

The BEING EOF-140 is a forced-air convection drying oven designed for precise laboratory drying, sterilization, curing, and general heating tasks critical in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing workflows. Featuring a 4.8 cu ft (approximately 140 L) corrosion-resistant stainless steel chamber, it ensures durable, contamination-free operation supporting sample preparation and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.

• Forced-air convection with integrated fan delivers uniform heat distribution and stable internal temperature, enhancing reliability in synthetic biology research and live-cell imaging sample conditioning.
• Digital PID temperature controller with LCD display provides highly accurate temperature regulation with ±0.5°C stability and ±2.5°C uniformity at 150°C, suitable for strict molecular cloning workflows requiring reproducible heating cycles.
• Heating element rated at 2,150 W (for 120 V) achieves rapid preheat to 150°C in approximately 40 minutes, supporting efficient turnaround in clinical diagnostics and biotechnology labs.
• Includes 2 adjustable wire shelves, expandable up to 11, with each shelf supporting up to 33 lb (~15 kg), allowing flexible sample loading configurations for small-to-medium batch processing.
• Airtight sealed door minimizes heat loss, enhancing energy efficiency and maintaining stable temperatures for processes such as sterilization, drying of biological samples, and curing of lab materials.
• Timer function accommodates precise heating durations up to 5,999 minutes or continuous operation, essential for prolonged bioprocessing steps.

Widely used in biomedical engineering and research environments demanding consistent temperature control, the BEING EOF-140 oven supports applications spanning from molecular biology to biomanufacturing. Its compact footprint combined with reliable temperature uniformity makes it a preferred choice for laboratories integrating drying ovens into advanced biotechnology workflows and molecular diagnostics protocols.