Electrically Heated Blast Constant-Temperature Oven

The electric blast constant temperature drying oven uses resistance wires for heating and a fan to circulate air, maintaining uniform and stable temperature inside the chamber. It is used for drying, curing, or heat treatment of materials and is commonly employed for drying laboratory samples and aging tests of industrial components.
Selection
When selecting, consider the temperature range to match requirements, ensure the chamber size accommodates the sample dimensions, maintain temperature control accuracy for stability, opt for materials with corrosion resistance, evaluate fan performance for uniformity, include safety features such as over-temperature protection, and take into account energy consumption and brand services based on actual conditions.

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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 control accuracy +/- 0.3 ℃, resolution 0.1 ℃, mirror stainless steel liner for easy cleaning, silicone sealing ring to ensure high sealing, microcomputer controller provides stable and reliable operation.

$ 658.00

Microcomputer controller to achieve 0.1 ℃ resolution temperature control, mirror stainless steel liner easy to clean, equipped with silicone sealing ring to ensure the high sealing of the studio, over-temperature alarm function to improve the use of safety.

$ 362.00

Mirror stainless steel liner for easy cleaning, Temperature range 5 ℃~ 65 ℃ and Fluctuation +/- 0.3 ℃, microcomputer controller to ensure stable and reliable temperature, silicone sealing ring to ensure high sealing.

$ 535.00

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

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 microcomputer controller is used to achieve accurate temperature control, Fluctuation is only +/- 0.3 ℃, Mirror stainless steel liner is easy to clean, Silicone sealing ring ensures high sealing of the studio, liner size 400 × 400 × 500mm.

$ 435.00

Low noise fan and single air duct design ensure Temperature Uniformity 2.50%, temperature control accuracy +/- 1.0 ℃, equipped with double-decked tempered Glass observation window for real-time monitoring of sample status.

$ 1042.00

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

Temperature range 10~ 200 ℃, Temperature resolution 0.1 ℃, mirror stainless steel liner is easy to clean, multi-stage programmable function supports automatic operation, independent temperature limit alarm ensures safety, energy saving design reduces Thermal Power by more than 25%.

$ 646.00

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

Adopt back heating and horizontal forced convection design, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ℃, Temperature range + 10 ℃~ 200 ℃, Sensor fault alarm and 9999 minutes timing function to ensure stable and efficient experiment.

$ 325.00

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

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 + 20~ 400 ℃ and Fluctuation only +/- 1 ℃, equipped with hot air circulation system to ensure Temperature uniformity, support 1~ 9999 minutes timing function, optional independent temperature limit alarm and RS485 interface to enhance security and data recording.

$ 703.00

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