Programmed Temperature Oven

The programmed temperature oven enables samples to undergo drying, curing, or aging tests through a controlled heating process by following a preset temperature curve. Its purpose is to simulate the performance changes of materials at different temperatures, making it applicable in quality inspection and research and development in industries such as coatings and plastics.
Selection
When selecting a programmed temperature oven, considerations should include temperature control accuracy and uniformity, the range of heating and cooling rates, and the matching of chamber size to sample requirements. Attention should also be paid to the type of temperature sensor, safety protection features, and energy consumption data. Parameter configurations should be determined based on specific material testing standards.

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The cuboid studio improves the volume utilization rate, the Vacuum Level control range is 10~ 105Pa, the accuracy is +/- 1%, it is equipped with 7 sets of 63-step programmable functions, supports slope temperature control mode, and the drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with the traditional method.

$ 6983.00

Equipped with programmed vacuum cycle function, drying time is shortened by more than 50%, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, support 7 groups of 63-step Program settings, digital Vacuum Level control accuracy +/- 1%.

$ 10937.00

The drying time is shortened by more than 50%, the Vacuum Level range is 10~ 105Pa, the temperature control accuracy is +/- 1 ℃, and the programmed vacuum cycle and 7 groups of 63-step temperature programming are provided to support inert gas environment operation.

$ 4419.00

With programmed vacuum cycle control, it can set the range of 50~ 900Pa Vacuum Level, and the drying time is shortened by more than 50%; it adopts digital vacuum Meter automatic control, accuracy +/- 1%, and supports 7 groups of 63-step temperature programming.

$ 4321.00

The cuboid studio improves the volume utilization rate, the Vacuum Level control range is 10~ 105Pa accuracy +/- 1%, the programmed vacuum cycle accelerates the drying, and the 7 groups of 63-step programmable temperature control realize the whole process control.

$ 2762.00

The digital pressure sensor is used to automatically control the Vacuum Level, with accuracy +/- 1%; the programmed vacuum cycle can shorten the drying time by more than 50%; 7 groups of 63-step temperature programming realize the control of the rising and cooling rate, and the studio stainless steel material is durable and easy to clean.

$ 3690.00

With programmed vacuum cycle control, maximum cycle 99 times, Vacuum Level range of 10~ 105Pa, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with traditional equipment, support slope mode temperature programming.

$ 5700.00

The digital pressure sensor is used to automatically control the Vacuum Level with accuracy +/- 1%; the programmed vacuum cycle can shorten the drying time by more than 50%; 7 groups of 63-step programmable temperature control support slope mode to achieve accurate heating and cooling rate control.

$ 3690.00

The cuboid studio improves the volume utilization rate, and the drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with the traditional equipment; the Vacuum Level control range is 10~ 105Pa, the accuracy is +/- 1%, and the programmed vacuum cycle and temperature slope control are supported.

$ 2347.00

Application width 300mm, Spreader accuracy +/- 0.005mm, Drawdown blade can be quickly disassembled and cleaned, three independent temperature control oven to ensure uniform drying, suitable for a variety of substrates and Stock processing.

$ 24279.00

Double-decked independent heating and vacuuming design, Vacuum Level up to 133Pa, temperature fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, stainless steel studio and tempered Glass door, support programmed control stoving process.

$ 6352.00

The cuboid studio improves the effective volume utilization rate, the Vacuum Level control range is 10~ 105Pa, the drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with traditional equipment, and supports programmed vacuum cycling and 7 sets of 63-step temperature programming.

$ 18728.00

With programmed vacuum cycle control, the maximum number of cycles is 99 times, and the drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with the traditional method; equipped with a digital vacuum Gauge, the control accuracy is +/- 1% to ensure a stable vacuum environment.

$ 3294.00

The cuboid studio improves the volume utilization rate, the Vacuum Level control range is 10~ 105Pa, the drying time is shortened by more than 50% compared with the traditional equipment, and supports the programmed vacuum cycle and temperature slope control.

$ 3393.00

Equipped with 8 Meters Oven, roller heating temperature up to 200 ℃, effective application width 500mm, Spreader thickness range 0.005-3mm, support automatic unwinding to winding process, suitable for hot-melt adhesive film.

$ 29120.00

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