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YAMATO AWD510 Laboratory Bottle Washer

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Brand YAMATO
Origin Japan
Model AWD510
Chamber Dimensions (W×D×H) 500 × 480 × 480 mm
Heating Power 2 kW
Maximum Wash Temperature 93 °C
Rinse Temperature Range Ambient to 93 °C (adjustable)
Cleaning Agent Type Alkaline aqueous solution
External Dimensions (W×D×H) 580 × 600 × 845 mm
Display Full-color LCD touchscreen interface
Safety Features Electronic door lock, double-glazed insulated viewing window, LED process indicator lighting, internal chamber illumination with color-coded status feedback
Drain Temperature Control Hot effluent cooled to ≤60 °C prior to discharge
Optional Accessories HEPA-filtered hot-air dryer module, dedicated vial/rinse bottle racks, specialized cleaning baskets for HPLC/GC autosampler vials, automated liquid detergent dosing system

Overview

The YAMATO AWD510 is a fully programmable, ISO 15883-compliant laboratory bottle washer engineered for high-reproducibility cleaning and thermal disinfection of glassware, plasticware, and precision analytical vessels—including volumetric flasks, centrifuge tubes, pipette tips, and HPLC/GC autosampler vials. Designed in accordance with ISO 15883-1 (washer-disinfectors for thermolabile medical devices) and aligned with principles referenced in ISO 13485 and EN 285 for process validation, the AWD510 employs a validated three-stage cycle—pre-wash, alkaline wash, and multi-point rinse—delivered via dynamically rotating spray arms positioned at upper, middle, and lower levels within the chamber. Its closed-loop thermal management ensures precise temperature control from ambient up to 93 °C across all phases, enabling both low-temperature enzymatic pre-rinsing and high-temperature thermal disinfection (≥90 °C for ≥1 minute) per EN 15883-4 requirements. The unit integrates real-time visual process monitoring through dual-status lighting: front-panel LEDs indicate operational state (standby, wash, rinse, dry), while internal chamber illumination shifts hue (e.g., blue → green → amber) to reflect phase progression—supporting GLP-compliant operator verification without opening the chamber.

Key Features

  • ISO 15883-1 certified architecture with documented thermal performance validation protocols available upon request
  • Triple-level rotating spray system with 360° coverage, optimized for complex geometries including narrow-necked bottles and conical flasks
  • Automated liquid detergent dispensing with gravimetric dose calibration; compatible with ISO 15883-5–compliant alkaline cleaning agents
  • Electronic interlocked door with force-sensing safety circuit—mechanically inhibited during active heating or pressurized rinse cycles
  • Double-glazed, vacuum-insulated observation window maintaining surface temperature <40 °C even during 93 °C disinfection cycles
  • Integrated drain cooling module ensuring effluent temperature ≤60 °C prior to discharge—eliminating need for heat-resistant plumbing infrastructure
  • Full-color capacitive touchscreen interface supporting multilingual UI (English, Japanese, Chinese), user-defined cycle storage (up to 20 programs), and audit-trail-enabled operation logging

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The AWD510 accommodates standard laboratory ware up to 500 mm height, including DIN/ISO-standard borosilicate glassware (e.g., Erlenmeyer flasks, graduated cylinders, NMR tubes), autoclavable polypropylene containers, and delicate quartz cuvettes (when placed in optional cushioned racks). Optional accessories include vial-specific carriers with retention clips for 2-mL GC/HPLC vials and deep-well microplates. All cleaning cycles comply with ISO 15883-4 criteria for microbial reduction (log10 ≥3 for vegetative bacteria, ≥1 for mycobacteria) when operated with validated detergent concentration, temperature, and exposure time. The system supports IQ/OQ documentation packages for GMP environments and meets mechanical safety requirements per IEC 61010-1.

Software & Data Management

The embedded controller logs timestamped cycle parameters—including actual vs. setpoint temperatures, detergent volume dispensed, door open/close events, and error codes—with data exportable via USB to CSV format. Audit trail functionality records user ID (via optional RFID badge integration), cycle initiation, modification history, and critical alarm events—meeting FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements when paired with YAMATO’s optional electronic signature module. Cycle validation reports may be generated using built-in statistical process control (SPC) tools, including trend analysis of rinse conductivity and thermal uniformity mapping across chamber zones.

Applications

  • Preparation of trace-metal-free glassware for ICP-MS and AA spectroscopy
  • Removal of protein residues and biofilm from cell culture flasks and bioreactor components
  • Routine decontamination of HPLC vials, syringe filters, and LC column hardware
  • GMP-compliant cleaning of primary packaging components in pharmaceutical QC labs
  • Validation support for cleaning process qualification (CPQ) per PDA Technical Report No. 29

FAQ

Does the AWD510 meet regulatory requirements for pharmaceutical cleaning validation?
Yes—the system supports full lifecycle validation (IQ/OQ/PQ), provides temperature uniformity mapping capability, and generates ALCOA+ compliant data for FDA, EMA, and PMDA submissions.
Can the unit be integrated into a laboratory LIMS or MES system?
Via optional RS-485 Modbus RTU or Ethernet/IP interface, the AWD510 enables bidirectional communication with external lab informatics platforms for automated job dispatch and result archiving.
Is detergent residue testing supported out-of-the-box?
While not an onboard analytical function, the AWD510’s programmable final rinse conductivity threshold (0.1–5.0 µS/cm) and timed ultrapure water rinse phase are designed to facilitate consistent residue testing per USP and EP 2.6.27.
What maintenance intervals are recommended for optimal performance?
Daily: filter basket inspection; weekly: spray arm rotation check and detergent line flush; annually: thermal sensor calibration and door gasket integrity verification per YAMATO Service Bulletin SB-AWD510-REV3.

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