Yamato ADP-200C Vacuum Drying Oven, 0.35 Cubic Foot (10 liter), Max Temp 240 °C, Down to 0.75 Torr 115 VAC
Yamato ADP-200C Vacuum Drying Oven, 0.35 Cubic Foot (10 liter) Internal Capacity, Max Temp of 240 °C, Max Pressure of 0.75 Torr
The Yamato ADP-21 legacy vacuum ovens were very popular in the vacuum community but are now being replaced with the NEW Yamato ADP 200C. The ADP-200C is now the direct replacement for the older ADP-21 vacuum ovens. We would like to give a few brief comparisons between the New Yamato ADP-200C and the now discontinued Legacy ADP-21 models.
The new ADP200C offers the following differences from the ADP-21:
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-200C 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. This vacuum oven is the smallest oven in this series and is built on a compact design, having an internal volume of 0.35 cubic foot (10 liters). 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-200C has a small footprint (16.81x17.6x21.06 inch) and requires 115 VAC at 50/60 Hz and 7 Amps. Offered separately on our website is the Yamato ADP-210C, which has all the same specifications as the ADP-200C but requires 220 VAC 50/60 Hz and 4 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
