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Labconco 4400430 SteamScrubber Glassware Washer, freestanding with window, 115V, 60Hz
The SteamScrubber Glassware Washers have stainless steel top and bottom racks that accommodate basket inserts for a wide variety of beakers and other wide-mouth laboratory glassware. Specialized inserts for BOD bottles, petri dishes, culture tubes and small utensils make the SteamScrubber versatile. It can accommodate Upper and Lower Spindle Racks (for forced air drying see FlaskScrubber washers). Features
- Achieve higher water temperatures for enhanced washing, faster drying, and sanitizing
- LCD information center for customizing cycles and monitoring operations, including internal water temperature (C or °F) and alarms
- High water circulation rates for thorough cleaning: 96 gal./min. (363L/min.) when operated on 115V 60Hz, and 112 gal./min. (424L/min.) on 230V 50/60Hz
- Dual pumps: one for washing and one for draining, to reduce potential for cross-contamination
- Built-in purified water pump brings unpressurized or pressurized purified water into tank for up to six pure water rinses
- Built-in steam generator produces hot vapor to penetrate and remove dried residue for cleaner glassware
- Manual-fill dispensers for detergent (powder or liquid) or rinse aid solution
- Two user-set cycle programs
- User-set delayed start (up to 8 hours)
- Optional tempered safety glass viewing window with 25w interior light
- Environmentally Friendly: Item contains environmental attributes or features (e.g. water conserving, lead-free, etc.) as described in the item detail
All of our equipment is fully tested to perform at factory specifications before being shipped.
The Labconco 4400430 SteamScrubber Glassware Washer, freestanding with window, 115V, 60Hz includes:
- > Open Upper and Lower Racks
- > Power Cord
- > Operator's Guide
- > Full 90 day parts and labor warranty
Labconco 4400430 SteamScrubber Glassware Washer Specifications
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Electrical
Requirements
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115 V, 60 Hz,
16 amps. 20 amp circuit breaker is required
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Includes
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Two open
rack, glass viewing window, 25w interior light
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Inlet Water
Temperature Min.
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120°F (49C)
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Inlet Water
Temperature Max.
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82C (180°F)
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Inlet Water
Temperature Recommended
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60C (140°F)
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Dimensions (W
x D x H)
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24.2 x 27.5 x
34.2-36.1=2 in (61.5 cm x 69.9 cm x 86.9-91.9 cm)
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Max. Pressure
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20 to 120psi
for hot tap water pressure at washer
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Product Type
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SteamScrubber™
Glassware Washer
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Weight
Shipping
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206 lb (93kg)
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Certifications/Compliance
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UL 61010-1,
CAN CSA C22.2 No. 61010.1, ETL
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Electrical
Rating
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Domestic
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Flow Rate
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4.7L/min. for
hot tap water, 3.4L/min. for purified water
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Material
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Type 304
Stainless Steel
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Min. Purified
Water Pressure
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0psi
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Water
Consumption
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13L/Fill
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For Use With
(Application)
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Ideal for
college and university, government, pharmaceutical and industrial labs or any
facility utilizing reusable glassware
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Labconco SteamScrubber Manual
- Inspect the display for pixel clarity and brightness issues; replace any dim or defective pixels for optimal performance.
- Test each button for responsiveness, resistance, and continuity, replacing any that do not meet operational standards.
- Verify touchscreen functionality (if applicable), ensuring consistent response across all touch points.
- Check the door seal and lock for airtight closure and secure operation, replacing any compromised parts.
- Inspect rubber hoses for wear, tears, or cracks, replacing any that compromise system integrity.
- Inspect for internal or external leakage, addressing and sealing any detected points of vulnerability.
- Check all wiring for integrity, inspecting for frays, tears, or breakages, and replace compromised sections.
- Run the system in continuous cycle mode, monitoring for operational errors to ensure reliable performance.
- Confirm all sensors are activated and responsive using internal diagnostics, recalibrating or replacing any faulty ones.
- Conduct a cosmetic inspection of external surfaces, verifying cleanliness and addressing visible wear to meet standards.
Technician Inspection and Recertification Checklist
The Following Checklist Is to Be Performed on All Incoming and Outgoing Equipment
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Completed? |
Remarks? |
| Inspect display for pixel issues and replace if needed | Completed | |
| Test button functionality and replace any defective buttons | Completed | |
| Verify touchscreen functionality (if applicable) | Completed | |
| Check door seal and lock functionality; replace if compromised | Completed | |
| Inspect rubber hoses for wear, tears, or cracks | Completed | |
| Check for internal or external leakage and address as needed | Completed | |
| Inspect wiring for frays, tears, or breakages | Completed | |
| Run continuous cycle mode and monitor for errors | Completed | |
| Confirm all sensors are activated and functional | Completed | |
| Conduct cosmetic inspection and address visible wear | Completed | |
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