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Binder ED-S 56 Gravity Convection Drying Oven with 56.63L Capacity and 250°C Max Temperature

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Volume
56.63l / 2 cu ft
Load per rack
14.97kg / 33lbs
Total permitted load
44.91kg / 99lbs
Temperature Range
+7 °C above ambient temperature to 250 °C
Temperature Variation
3.4± K
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Brands
Binder
New/Used
Used
Volume
56.63l / 2 cu ft
Load per rack
14.97kg / 33lbs
Total permitted load
44.91kg / 99lbs
Temperature Range
+7 °C above ambient temperature to 250 °C
Temperature Variation
3.4± K
Warm up time
60 mins to 150 °C (302 °F)
Recovery Time
45 mins to 150 °C (302 °F)
Interior Dimensions
15.75 x 17.32 x 13.78″
External Dimensions
24.17 x 24.61 x 22.72″
Weight
79lbs
Power
120v, 50/60hz, 1.15 kW, 9.6a

Product description

Binder ED-S 56 gravity convection drying oven with 56.63L volume, 7°C above ambient to 250°C range, for uniform drying.

The Binder ED-S 56 Gravity Convection Drying Oven is engineered for precise temperature-controlled drying in research, quality assurance, and biotechnology laboratories. Utilizing natural gravity convection, this benchtop oven delivers uniform heat circulation to ensure consistent drying across samples, critical for molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows.

_Key Technical Features:_

  • Volume: 56.63 liters (2 cubic feet) suitable for medium-scale sample processing
  • Temperature Range: +7 °C above ambient up to 250 °C, accommodating diverse thermal protocols
  • Temperature Stability: ±3.4 K variation ensures reproducible experimental conditions
  • Warm-up Time: 60 minutes to reach 150 °C, promoting efficient turnaround in experimental workflows
  • Construction: Stainless steel interior for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning, ideal for sensitive biotechnology applications
  • Load Capacity: Up to 44.91 kg total with chrome-plated racks supporting 14.97 kg each
  • Controls: Microprocessor front panel for precise temperature monitoring and integrated timer function (days, hours, minutes, or continuous operation)
  • Dimensions: Compact benchtop design (15.75” x 17.32” x 13.78” interior), facilitating integration in space-conscious laboratory environments
  • Power Requirements: 120 V, 50/60 Hz, 1.15 kW

Designed as part of Binder’s Solid Line series, the ED-S 56 oven incorporates the APT line system to rapidly preheat the chamber, delivering repeatable drying results, essential for synthetic biology and biomanufacturing research where controlled drying and sterilization processes are critical. The uniform convection system supports applications ranging from cell imaging sample preparation to gene editing workflows that require precise temperature control.

Included accessories enhance usability and validation protocols: a temperature validation report, shelving, and a user manual ensure compliance with laboratory standards and quality assurance. This model is well-suited for clinical diagnostics, biomedical engineering labs, and laboratories focused on fluorescence analysis and live-cell imaging sample preparation.

The Binder ED-S 56 offers robust, reliable performance as a gravity convection drying oven, widely adopted in scientific research and essential for various biotechnology laboratory workflows.

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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