The Master Science Hot Air Sterilizer uses high-temperature dry heat to sterilize glassware, metal instruments, powders and other heat-stable items that should not be exposed to moisture. Dry heat destroys microorganisms mainly by oxidizing the cell protoplasm, so a full load can be sterilized within a set heating time.
Five chamber sizes from 34 L to 188 L are available, all with a brushed stainless steel interior, forced air convection and PID temperature control from ambient +10°C to 250°C. A large LCD screen and menu-based operation make the Master Science Hot Air Sterilizer quick to programme for routine sterilization.
Technical Specifications
Technical data of the Master Science Hot Air Sterilizer:
- Brand: Master Science
- Model Number: MSDOF-HAS20ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS50ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS70ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS100ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS200ASWISS
- SKU: MSDOF-HAS20ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS50ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS70ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS100ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS200ASWISS
- Brand: Master Science
- Models: MSDOF-HAS20ASWISS (34 L), MSDOF-HAS50ASWISS (51 L), MSDOF-HAS70ASWISS (70 L), MSDOF-HAS100ASWISS (138 L), MSDOF-HAS200ASWISS (188 L)
- SKU: MSDOF-HAS20ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS50ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS70ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS100ASWISS, MSDOF-HAS200ASWISS
- Circulation: Forced air convection
- Internal Dimensions (W × D × H): 34 L: 340 × 320 × 320 mm; 51 L: 420 × 350 × 350 mm; 70 L: 400 × 360 × 500 mm; 138 L: 550 × 450 × 560 mm; 188 L: 600 × 550 × 570 mm
- External Dimensions (W × D × H): 34 L: 630 × 570 × 500 mm; 51 L: 830 × 710 × 700 mm; 70 L: 540 × 550 × 870 mm; 138 L: 845 × 700 × 730 mm; 188 L: 890 × 730 × 780 mm
- Temperature Range: RT+10 to 250°C
- Fluctuation: ±0.5°C
- Resolution: 0.1°C
- Uniformity: ±2.5%
- Sensor: PT100
- Controller: PID with LCD display
- Timer: 1 to 9999 min
- Interior / Exterior: Stainless steel / cold-rolled steel with anti-static coating
- Shelves: 2
- Safety Devices: Leakage protector, over-temperature alarm
- Power Supply: AC 220/110 V, 50/60 Hz
- Power Consumption: 500 W / 750 W / 1050 W / 1500 W / 2000 W
Key Benefits
- Even heating: A high-efficiency fan with back suction and bottom vertical air supply improves temperature uniformity.
- Lower energy use: Silicone door seals and adaptive control reduce heat loss and power draw.
- Easy to programme: LCD menu, fixed-value or timed operation, and an END alert with beep at completion.
- Safe surfaces: Thick aluminium silicate insulation keeps the outer case cooler.
For drying applications without sterilization, see our forced air drying oven.
Product Features
Control
- Large LCD with real-time parameters
- Screen self-lock function
- Fixed-value and timed operation
- °C / °F conversion
- Self-diagnosis with fault display
Air Circulation
- High-quality fan with large impeller
- Back suction with bottom vertical air supply
Construction
- Laser-cut one-piece cabinet
- Brushed stainless steel interior with rounded corners
- Removable stainless steel shelves, adjustable at 30 mm minimum spacing
- Sliding bayonet shelves to prevent tilting
- Tempered double-layer viewing window
- Anti-scald door handle
- Stackable design
Safety
- Leakage protection device
- Independent internal temperature limit with audible alarm
- High, low and over-temperature alarms
Applications
The Master Science Hot Air Sterilizer is used for:
- Dry heat sterilization of laboratory glassware
- Sterilizing metal instruments and tools
- Sterilizing sample bottles and containers
- Sterilizing powders, oils and other moisture-sensitive materials
- Microbiology, pharmaceutical and clinical laboratories
Standard Accessories Included
- Hot air sterilizer main unit
- 2 stainless steel shelves
- Leakage protector
Optional Accessories
- Intelligent touch screen with programme setting and data storage
- Programme controller for up to 30 programmes
- Printer or RS485 port (one of the two)
- Independent temperature limit controller
- Test hole
Problems the Master Science Hot Air Sterilizer Solves
Not every item can go into a steam autoclave. The Master Science Hot Air Sterilizer helps where moisture is a problem:
- Moisture damage to instruments: Dry heat sterilizes without steam, avoiding corrosion and wet loads.
- Uneven temperature in the chamber: Forced convection with a large impeller fan keeps heat uniform.
- Hot outer surfaces: Thick insulation lowers the cabinet surface temperature.
- Overheating risk: An independent temperature limit stops heating and sounds an alarm.