Yamato ADP-300C Vacuum Drying Oven, 1 Cubic Foot (27 liter), Max Temp 240 °C, Down to 0.75 Torr 115 VAC

The Yamato ADP-31 legacy vacuum ovens were very popular in the vacuum community but are now being replaced with the NEW Yamato ADP 300C. The ADP-300C is now the direct replacement for the older ADP-31 vacuum ovens. We would like to give a few brief comparisons between the New Yamato ADP-300C and the now discontinued Legacy ADP-31 models.

The new ADP300C offers the following differences from the ADP-31:

• CE Mark for Sale in European countries
• Operating Temperature Range of +20 °C to 240 °C, instead of +5 °C to 240 °C
• Programmable Features with the new VS4 controller
• Digital Readout on Control Panel
• Larger Vacuum and Purge ports, 18mm

The Yamato ADP-300C operates in the temperature range from room temperature plus +20 °C to 240 °C (up to 465° F) and in the vacuum range from atmosphere to 0.75 Torr. The interior vacuum vessel is made of 304 stainless steel and contains aluminum removable shelving. The vacuum door has a large observation window made of 12mm thick tempered glass with a vacuum seal made of silicon. These vacuum ovens have good temperature stability and an accuracy of +/- 1.5 degrees C at 150 C and can reach its maximum operating temperature within 70 minutes. The vacuum and vent valves are located on top of the oven and have a 18 mm hose barb for vacuum hose connections. The Yamato ADP-300C has a small footprint (20.75x19.65x25.16 inch) and requires 115 VAC at 50/60 Hz and 10 Amps. Offered separately on our website is the Yamato ADP-310C, which has all the same specifications as the ADP-300C but requires 220 VAC 50/60 Hz and 5.5 Amps to operate. The complete specifications and operator instruction manual in PDF format can be downloaded below (see available downloads).

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Vacuum Oven Applications:

• Moisture Determination
• Out Gassing Solids
• Aging Tests
• Plating
• Chemical Resistance Studies
• Drying of Paper
• Rubber and Textiles
• Desiccating
• Dry Sterilization
• Out Gassing Liquids
• Vacuum Storage
• Electronic Process Control

Some Examples:

• Moisture Determination - Typical pharmaceutical production application to determining the solids and moisture content of a sample by weight before drying a vacuum oven
• Vacuum Drying - Food process engineering and dairy technology, drying procedures for skimmed milk, full cream milk and whey powder
• Vacuum Oven Degassing – Degassing while casting electronic components, degassing of epoxy resin before it hardens, and dehydration of titanium powder
• Development of modern polymer materials - Development of polymer membranes: drying, conditioning, degassing and polymerization in a vacuum