Electrically Heated Blast Drying Oven

The electric blast drying oven heats air through resistance wires, and a fan circulates the hot air inside the chamber to uniformly heat and dry samples. It is used in laboratories for conventional heat treatment processes such as material moisture determination, curing treatment, and constant temperature testing.
Selection
When selecting, consider the chamber size to match the sample volume, ensure the temperature range covers experimental needs, and verify that temperature control accuracy meets standard requirements. Pay attention to the relationship between heating power and heating rate, as the type of fan affects temperature uniformity. The material's corrosion resistance should suit the usage environment, and safety devices must include over-temperature protection functionality.

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Instruments

Temperature range RT + 5~ 99 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ℃, stainless steel liner, beaker hole can be arbitrarily changed in size, over-temperature sound and light tracking alarm to protect the sample.

$ 317.00

Temperature range RT + 10-300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃; using low noise fan and hot air circulation system, dry hot air directly through the heated object; with overheating, leakage, Sensor fault alarm function.

$ 369.00

Microcomputer P.I.D temperature controller, temperature control accuracy +/- 1.0 ℃, volume 136L, with hot air circulation system to improve Temperature Uniformity, support independent temperature limit alarm and optional programming function.

$ 749.00

304 stainless steel liner and forced circulation convection air duct, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ℃, Sensor fault alarm and 9999 minutes timing function, to ensure stable and reliable drying effect.

$ 507.00

High Accuracy Platinum Resistance Sensor is used to realize +/- 1 ℃ temperature fluctuation, with 9999 minutes timing function, three-layer tempered Glass observation window design to ensure safe and clear observation, suitable for vacuum drying environment of thermally sensitive substances for easy analysis.

$ 1474.00

Large LCD screen, Menu Operating interface, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, Mirror stainless steel liner for easy cleaning, Thickened box design low surface temperature, Thermal Power reduced by more than 25%.

$ 803.00

Temperature range RT + 10~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, equipped with stainless steel liner and observation window, uniform and stable heating, suitable for long-term thermostatic drying.

$ 441.00

Temperature range RT + 10~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, equipped with intelligent digital display and observation window, uniform and stable heating, suitable for a variety of material drying needs.

$ 356.00

304 stainless steel liner and double circulation air duct system, Temperature range RT + 10~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, with 0~ 9999 minutes timing function, suitable for drying, baking and other non-flammable and explosive materials processing.

$ 465.00

Temperature range RT + 10~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, equipped with stainless steel liner and observation window, uniform and stable heating, suitable for long-term thermostatic drying needs.

$ 557.00

Temperature range 10~ 250 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, equipped with mirror stainless steel liner and programmable controller, support multi-stage Program settings, easy to automate the control of complex experimental processes.

$ 967.00

Temperature range 10~ 200 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, equipped with LCD screen and test hole, support multi-stage programming and fault self-diagnosis function, easy to operate and data management.

$ 601.00

Temperature range Rt + 10~ 200 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ℃, Equipped with Forced Circulation Convection Channel and High Accuracy Platinum Resistance Sensor to ensure a stable high temperature environment, suitable for Sampling Handling and catalyst activation.

$ 359.00

Ceramic fiber material, Temperature range RT + 20~ 400 ℃, liner size 450 × 450 × 450mm, with multi-stage programmable control, independent temperature limit alarm and fast and stable temperature control function, easy to clean and automatic operation.

$ 2052.00

Temperature control accuracy of +/- 1 ℃, Temperature Uniformity +/- 2 ℃, with overheating alarm and timing function, low noise hot air circulation system to ensure uniform drying, optional RS-485 interface connection recorder.

$ 449.00

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