The Yamato DG-810C is the 220 V, 445 L natural-convection instrument/glassware drying oven, designed for gentle, high-capacity drying from room temperature +5 °C up to 70 °C. Mechanically identical to the 115 V DG-800C, the Yamato DG-810C is a tall, floor-standing cabinet with 29 shelf positions for drying large volumes of washed glassware on 220 V single-phase service. It is a dedicated glassware-drying solution for busy labs and glass-wash areas.
Key Specifications
| Spec | Value |
| Model (focus) | Yamato DG-810C (brochure model DG800, 220 V variant) |
| Product type | Instrument / glassware drying oven |
| System | Natural convection, natural exhaust |
| Operating temperature range | Room temperature +5 °C to 70 °C |
| Interior material | Stainless steel (SUS304) |
| Observation window | Standard glass, 3 mm, W250 × H700 mm |
| Heater | SUS pipe heater, 1.34 kW |
| Control system | PID control by microcomputer |
| Setting / display | Dial digital setting, digital display |
| Operation modes | Fixed temperature, auto-stop |
| Sensor | K-thermocouple |
| Auxiliary functions | Calibration offset, lock, power-outage compensation |
| Protection | ELB with over-current protector, hydraulic standalone overheat-prevention device |
| Internal dimensions (W×D×H) | 620 × 600 × 1195 mm |
| External dimensions (W×D×H) | 674 × 711 × 1618 mm |
| Shelf positions / load / pitch | 29 positions / 15 kg per shelf / 30 mm pitch |
| Chamber capacity | 445 L |
| Weight | Approx. 78 kg |
| Power supply | 220 V, 50/60 Hz (export variant of the AC100V base model) |
| Included | 4 shelf boards, drain pan, operating manual, warranty card |
Application Profile
The DG-810C is purpose-built for drying washed laboratory glassware and instruments at high volume. Its 445 L cabinet accepts up to 29 shelf positions at a tight 30 mm pitch, so beakers, flasks, pipettes, and labware can be racked densely and dried gently — the low 70 °C ceiling avoids the thermal shock and residue-baking risks of drying glass in a high-temperature oven. Natural convection with natural exhaust carries off moisture without a fan, and the included drain pan manages runoff from freshly washed items.
Why the Yamato DG-810C suits glass-wash drying
Glassware drying is a low-temperature, high-throughput task, not a process-heating task: the goal is to remove water quickly and uniformly without stressing glass or leaving spots. The DG-810C's tall footprint, dense shelving, and gentle gravity airflow are optimized for exactly that, which is why it sits in a different duty class from the DX/DVS process ovens even though all three are natural-convection. (See laboratory-oven-selection.)
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperature range does the Yamato DG-810C reach? It operates from room temperature +5 °C up to 70 °C — a low-temperature range optimized for drying, not high-temperature processing.
How does the DG-810C differ from the DG-800C? Same 445 L glassware oven; the DG-810C is the 220 V version and the DG-800C is the 115 V-nominal (AC100V) version.
How much glassware can it hold? The 445 L chamber supports up to 29 shelf positions at 30 mm pitch, each shelf rated 15 kg; four shelf boards ship as standard.
Is it a fan (forced-air) oven? No. It is a natural-convection, natural-exhaust oven — moisture is carried off without a circulation fan.
Does it include a drain pan? Yes. A drain pan is included as standard, along with four shelf boards, the operating manual, and a warranty card.
Ordering & Configuration
quote-based. The DG-810C is a capital glassware-drying oven sold through a quote. At quote we confirm the 220 V single-phase service and connection, the number of shelf boards you need for your glassware volume, floor space for the 674 × 711 × 1618 mm cabinet, and exhaust/drain routing. Warranty terms are confirmed with the quote, and lead time is provided at quotation. Request a quote to configure the DG-810C for your glass-wash area.
DG glassware-drying oven, by voltage: DG-810C (this unit, 220V) and DG-800C (AC100V/115V) are the same 445 L, 70 °C glassware oven on different mains. Choose the DG line for high-volume, low-temperature glassware drying; choose the DX/DVS ovens instead when the task is process heating, curing, or drying above 70 °C.
