Lab-Scale Spray Dryer by Yamato – Model DL410, 40–300°C, 70 mL/min Flow

🏭 Manufacturer Information

Manufacturer: Yamato Scientific Co., Ltd.
Model: DL410
Condition: Used (Includes unused, boxed glassware)
Origin: Japan
Type: Laboratory Spray Dryer

📄 Product Description

This used Yamato DL410 lab-scale spray dryer is ideal for powder production from liquid samples in R&D, pharmaceutical, and material science labs. The system offers precise particle size control between 40–100 micrometers, a maximum water evaporation rate of 3000 mL/h, and a sample flow rate of up to 70 mL/min. With a temperature range of 40°C to 300°C (104°F to 572°F), the DL410 supports a wide variety of thermally sensitive compounds. Equipped with a two-way nozzle spraying system and running on 220V AC (50/60Hz), this unit comes with additional unused glassware still in original packaging—making it an excellent turnkey solution for lab-scale spray drying needs.

📏 Specifications

• Model: DL410

• Particle Size Range: 40–100 µm (micrometers)

• Water Evaporation Rate: Max. 3000 mL/h

• Temperature Range: 40°C – 300°C (104°F – 572°F)

• Sample Flow Rate: Up to 70 mL/min

• Spraying System: Two-Way Nozzle

• Electrical Requirements: AC 220V, 50/60Hz

• Included:

  • Main unit

  • Extra unused glassware (boxed)

🛠 Applications

This lab spray dryer is perfect for academic, pilot, and research environments requiring precise drying of liquid formulations into powder:

• Pharmaceutical formulation development

• Nutraceutical and dietary supplement research

• Chemical compound testing

• Flavor and fragrance microencapsulation

• Biotech and protein drying

• Food ingredient R&D

• Catalyst and nanomaterial production

• Laboratory-scale particle engineering

• Plant extract and botanical powder production

• Cosmetic and pigment drying

📦 Compatible Products / Common Uses

• Drug delivery system prototypes

• Solvent and aqueous formulations

• Herbal extracts and suspensions

• Protein, enzyme, and biological fluids

• Microencapsulated flavors

• Lab-grade powdered food samples

• Dry powder inhalation particles

• Pilot-scale spray drying feasibility tests

• Cosmetic formulation prototypes

• Educational demonstration in research labs