Laboratory Electric Furnace Oven

Laboratory electric furnaces and ovens generate heat through resistance heating, utilizing hot air circulation to ensure uniform temperature inside the chamber. They are used for operations such as sample drying, heat treatment, and material curing. In the coatings and inks industry, they are employed to determine solid content, in the plastics industry for heat deflection testing, and in the paper industry for measuring paper dryness.
Selection
When selecting, consider that the temperature range should cover the experimental needs, typically 200-1200℃. The chamber volume should be determined based on the sample size. Temperature control accuracy affects the reproducibility of experimental results. Pay attention to heating rate and temperature uniformity. Safety requires over-temperature protection and insulation design. Choose between air circulation or natural convection based on sample characteristics.

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Instruments

Maximum temperature 1000 ℃, temperature control accuracy 1 ℃, using high aluminum liner and upper and lower left and right 4-sided heating design, with 30 program settings and over-temperature protection function, uniform temperature in the Furnace.

$ 893.00

The maximum temperature is 1200 ° C, the Furnace volume is 16L, and the 30-segment programmable control is used to achieve precise temperature control. The safety switch of the Furnace door and the design of the corrosion resistance Furnace improve the operation safety and durability.

$ 1716.00

Maximum temperature up to 1200 ℃, temperature control accuracy 1 ℃, with 30 program settings and over-temperature protection function, full range programmable automatic control of heating thermostatic, Furnace size 400 * 250 * 160mm.

$ 1272.00

With 30-stage programmable control function, the maximum temperature is 1000 ℃, the Furnace volume is 2L, the refractory brick Furnace and stainless steel material are used, and the heat loss is small and the Temperature uniformity is good.

$ 927.00

The highest temperature up to 1000 ℃, Furnace volume 16L, the use of refractory brick Furnace and wirecoil for heater heating, with automatic safety switch and overheating and overpressure protection, Furnace door sealing good heat loss is small.

$ 1145.00

The highest temperature is 1400 ℃, the Furnace volume is 4.5L, and the aluminum oxide fiber Furnace and silicon carbon Rod heating elements are used to support the inert gas environment and ensure the uniform and stable sintering of the material.

$ 3720.00

Operating temperature up to 1700 ℃, Furnace volume 80L, aluminum oxide fiber Furnace and double chill down system, support inert and reducing atmosphere environment material sintering treatment.

$ 7867.00

The maximum temperature can reach 1200 ℃, Furnace volume 7L, using microcomputer PID controller precise temperature control, refractory brick Furnace durable, Furnace door sealing design to enhance Temperature uniformity, safe and simple operation.

$ 1145.00

The maximum temperature is 1000 ℃, the Furnace volume is 30L, the 30-segment programmable controller is used to realize automatic operation, the Furnace door sealing is good to ensure Temperature uniformity, the refractory brick Furnace and the resistance wire heating element are resistant to high temperature and have a long life.

$ 1815.00

With 30 programmable control function, support heating or stay setting, stainless steel Furnace door and microcomputer PID controller, to ensure accurate and reliable temperature control, Furnace Temperature uniformity.

$ 1313.00

Double-decked Furnace shell insulation design to ensure that the shell is not hot, multi-sided Heating mode to make the Furnace temperature distribution uniform. Temperature control accuracy +/- 2 ℃, heating rate ≥ 10 ℃/min, equipped with K-type Thermocouple and a number of Safety protection functions.

$ 1582.00

The maximum temperature is 1200 ℃, the Furnace volume is 2L, the microcomputer PID controller is used for precise temperature control, the door sealing design enhances Temperature uniformity, and the corrosion resistance refractory brick Furnace is durable.

$ 838.00

With 30 programmable control function, the maximum temperature can reach 1000 ℃, Furnace volume 7L, automatic power-off protection when opening the door, good sealing of the Furnace door and small heat loss.

$ 1046.00

Operating temperature of 1400 ℃, Furnace volume of 36 liters, aluminum oxide fiber Furnace and double chill down system, support material sintering process in inert gas environment.

$ 4914.00

Temperature range RT + 10~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, stainless steel liner corrosion resistance, electric heating tube heating fast and uniform, intelligent digital display easy to operate.

$ 403.00

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