Labzee Constant Temperature Drying Ovens are built to deliver uniform heating and consistent results across a wide range of applications. Their chamber volumes range from 43 to 252 liters with stainless-steel interiors and removable racks for flexible sample loading. These ovens include an LCD display for clear parameter monitoring. Their reinforced tempered glass windows allow safe observation of samples without interrupting the drying process. Our Constant Temperature Drying Oven are ideal for laboratories and industrial applications that require precise, reliable, and repeatable drying performance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1: What is a constant temperature drying oven used for?
A constant temperature drying oven is used for precise drying, heating, and thermal processing of samples under controlled and uniform temperature conditions. It is widely used in laboratories, research facilities, and industrial applications.
2: How does a constant temperature drying oven maintain uniform heating?
Constant Temperature Drying Ovens use advanced microprocessor controllers and forced or natural air convection to ensure stable temperature distribution and uniform heating across the entire chamber.
3: What temperature range do constant temperature drying ovens typically support?
Constant Temperature Drying Ovens operate from room temperature +5°C up to 300°C, making them suitable for a variety of drying, sterilization, and heat treatment applications.
4: Why is stainless steel used in the chamber of drying ovens?
Stainless steel provides durability, resistance to corrosion, and easy cleaning, ensuring long-term reliability in demanding laboratory or industrial environments.
5: What safety features are included in constant temperature drying ovens?
Typical safety features include over-temperature protection, heat-resistant handles, insulated chambers, and tempered glass windows for safe sample monitoring.
6: How do constant temperature drying ovens differ from hot air sterilizers?
While both use heated air, drying ovens are optimized for precise drying and thermal processing, whereas hot air sterilizers are specifically designed for sterilization of glassware, instruments, and materials.