Temperature-controlled Oven

Temperature-controlled ovens achieve temperature regulation through heating elements and temperature sensors, and are used for sample drying, curing, or heat treatment. In industries such as coatings and plastics, they are employed to test the heat resistance of materials or to remove moisture, ensuring stable experimental conditions.
Selection
When selecting a temperature-controlled oven, it is important to consider the temperature range, uniformity, capacity, and material. Determine the maximum temperature based on sample requirements, check whether the temperature distribution inside the oven is consistent, choose an appropriate size to accommodate the experimental volume, and select corrosion-resistant materials to extend its service life.

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Instruments

Provide a uniform and constant field source with controlled temperature, which can be used for constant temperature experiments or tests on samples, and can also be used as a heat source for direct or auxiliary heating.

$ 2784.00

The internal resistance range is less than or equal to 5mΩ, the peak current is up to 1000A, and it is automatically controlled by PLC. It has the function of temperature monitoring and can set short-circuit stop conditions to ensure accurate and reliable test data.

$ 1632.00

Microcomputer Controlled, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 1 ° C, Vacuum Level < 133 Pa, Supports Independent Temperature Control of Each Shelf, Equipped with Double-decked Tempered Glass Door and Direct Vacuumpump.

$ 6092.00

Temperature range -10~ 95 ℃, using Air-Cooled fully enclosed Compressor, high cooling efficiency, low noise, the inner Tank is made of stainless steel, good thermal insulation performance.

$ 2426.00

Temperature range -5~ 95 ℃, using Air-Cooled fully enclosed Compressor and overall foaming process, high cooling efficiency and good thermal insulation performance, low noise and vibration.

$ 1687.00

Temperature range -20~ 95 ℃, using Air-Cooled fully enclosed Compressor, efficient and fast cooling, low noise and less vibration, the inner Tank is made of stainless steel, and the thermal insulation performance is good.

$ 1676.00

Temperature range -5~ 95 ℃, using Air-Cooled fully enclosed Compressor and overall foaming process, high cooling efficiency, low noise and good thermal insulation performance.

$ 1155.00

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

Temperature control accuracy of +/- 0.1 ℃, Oscillation Frequency Range start to 320rpm, stainless steel cavity corrosion resistance, smooth operation and easy operation, suitable for a variety of comparative tests.

$ 1071.00

Air-Cooled fully enclosed Compressor and overall foaming process, high cooling efficiency and good insulation performance, Temperature range of -40~ 95 ℃, Tank size of 300 * 240 * 150mm.

$ 3599.00

Using Air-Cooled fully enclosed Compressor and overall foaming process, high cooling efficiency and good insulation performance, Temperature range -20~ 95 ℃, Tank size is 300 * 150 * 150mm.

$ 1106.00

It has two oscillation functions of reciprocating and rotating, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, stepless speed regulation range start~ 300rpm, spring test bottle clip supports a variety of comparison tests, smooth operation and easy operation.

$ 483.00

With reciprocating and rotating two oscillation modes, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, Oscillation Frequency start~ 300rpm, stepless speed regulation smooth operation, stainless steel cavity corrosion resistance, suitable for a variety of comparative tests.

$ 601.00

Microcomputer Controlled Temperature Frequency Time, Large Screen LCD Display ParaMeters, Low Heat Dispersion Brushless DC Motor Provide 40-250rpm Wide Speed Range, With Automatic Stop Protection and Multi-stage Programming Function.

$ 651.00

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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