Laboratory Glassware Washer (Process Monitorable) Optional Pre-Drying Overview
The Laboratory Glassware Washer (Process Monitorable) Optional Pre-Drying, model AWD510DRY, is a benchtop glassware washer from Yamato Scientific, supplied by LabSupplies.com as an authorized dealer. Washing temperatures span 45–93°C across four programmable stages. A two-stage rack handles up to 25 kg of glassware per cycle.
Stainless steel SUS304 forms the washing tank, sized W500 × D480 × H480 mm. Upper, middle, and lower rotary jet nozzles deliver even coverage across test tubes, flasks, and beakers. Double-glazed glass keeps the viewing window cool during hot-water disinfection, while an electronic door lock prevents accidental opening mid-cycle.
Power requirements are 220V, and the unit ships at 280 lbs with a 36 × 36 × 62 in footprint. Manufactured in Japan, it carries ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications. Effluent is cooled to 60°C or below before discharge, removing the need for heat-resistant drain piping.
Key Features
- Process monitoring: color-coded interior lighting and a front-panel LED mark each stage — pre-wash (green), wash (yellow), rinse (blue), final wash (light blue).
- Triple-stage rotary jet nozzles: upper, middle, and lower rotating showers reach test tubes, flasks, and beakers for even cleaning (pipettes excluded).
- 4.3-inch touch LCD: stores up to nine wash programs with repeat counts of 1–10 cycles.
- Optional pre-drying: fixed at approximately 60°C, adjustable from 1 to 360 minutes.
- Two-tier sliding rack: washes up to 10 kg upper plus 15 kg lower, or 15 kg single-stage with the optional rack.
- Safety design: double-glazed window stays cool, electronic door lock blocks mid-cycle opening, and effluent discharges at 60°C or below.
How to Choose the Right Glassware Washer
Selecting a laboratory glassware washer depends on the load you process, the disinfection temperatures your protocols demand, and the power and space available at the install site. Match these axes to your workflow .
- Capacity: confirm cycle throughput against your daily glassware volume — this unit handles up to 25 kg across two rack tiers.
- Temperature range: verify the wash and rinse temperatures meet your disinfection requirements, here 45–80°C for pre-wash/wash and 45–93°C for rinse/final wash.
- Control type: programmable touch-LCD control with stored recipes supports repeatable, validated cleaning across operators.
- Voltage: check site power; this washer requires 220V.
- Footprint and weight: plan for a 36 × 36 × 62 in benchtop unit weighing 280 lbs.
- Drying needs: decide whether the optional pre-drying stage at approximately 60°C fits your turnaround.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220V |
| Washing Program | Pre-wash → wash → rinse → final wash → pre-drying |
| Pre-drying | Fixed at approximately 60°C; 1–360 minutes |
| Type | Laboratory washer (process-monitorable) — upper/middle/lower-stage rotary jet nozzle |
| Objects to Be Washed | Glassware including test tubes, flasks, and beakers (excluding pipettes) |
| Operation Panel | 4.3-inch touch LCD |
| Washing Temperature | Pre-wash and wash 45–80°C; rinse and final wash 45–93°C |
| Washing Time | 1–60 minutes (≤10 min at 90°C or above); repeat count 1–10 |
| Programs | Nine programs storable |
| Process Monitoring | Color-coded interior lighting and front-panel LED — pre-wash (green), wash (yellow), rinse (blue), final wash (light blue) |
| Maximum Washing Volume | Two-stage: upper 10 kg + lower 15 kg; one-stage: 15 kg (optional rack) |
| Detergent | Liquid (automatically dispensed) or powder (manually supplied) |
| Viewing Window | Large double-glazed window — stays cool during hot-water disinfection |
| Door | Electronic lock prevents accidental opening during cleaning |
| Effluent | Hot water cooled to ≤60°C before discharge — no heat-resistant piping required |
| Washing Tank | W500 × D480 × H480 mm |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Material | Stainless steel SUS304 (washing tank) |
| GTIN (Barcode) | 797059933013 |
| Shipping Weight | 280 lbs |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 36 × 36 × 62 in |
Available Sizes and Configurations
| SKU | Configuration | Pack |
|---|---|---|
| AWD-510DRY | EA | EA |
Documentation
More in This Series
- Laboratory Glassware Washer (Process Monitorable)
- Semi-Automatic Benchtop Laboratory Glassware Washer
View all Laboratory Glassware Washers →
Why Buy From LabSupplies.com
LabSupplies.com is an authorized Yamato Scientific dealer. Order the AWD510DRY directly and receive a genuine unit backed by the manufacturer warranty, shipped from USA inventory.
- Authorized Yamato Scientific dealer — genuine equipment with full manufacturer warranty.
- In stock and ready to ship from USA inventory.
- Dedicated lab-equipment specialists available for specification questions.
- Direct ordering with documented manufacturer certifications (ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015).
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperature range does the AWD510DRY reach?
Pre-wash and wash stages run 45–80°C, while rinse and final wash run 45–93°C. Wash time is limited to 10 minutes or less at 90°C and above, with adjustable cycle times of 1–60 minutes.
How much glassware can the washer hold per cycle?
The two-stage rack holds up to 10 kg on the upper tier and 15 kg on the lower tier, for a 25 kg maximum. A single-stage configuration holds 15 kg using the optional rack. The washing tank measures W500 × D480 × H480 mm.
What voltage and footprint should I plan for?
The AWD510DRY requires 220V power. Overall dimensions are 36 × 36 × 62 in and the unit weighs 280 lbs, so confirm bench load capacity and a 220V circuit before installation.
What material is the washing tank made from?
The washing tank is stainless steel SUS304, selected for corrosion resistance during repeated high-temperature wash and disinfection cycles. The unit is manufactured in Japan.
Does the washer include a drying function?
Yes, the AWD510DRY offers an optional pre-drying process fixed at approximately 60°C, adjustable from 1 to 360 minutes. It follows the four-stage wash sequence of pre-wash, wash, rinse, and final wash.
Does it require special drain plumbing for hot effluent?
No heat-resistant piping is needed. Effluent is cooled to 60°C or below before discharge, and an electronic door lock prevents accidental opening during cleaning for added operator safety.
