Laboratory Ovens are used in a wide range of applications, necessary for a variety of purposes in the laboratory and industry, in research and development. Here, we will guide you through the various uses of this essential equipment.
Laboratory Oven: Review
The most useful laboratory ovens are in the ambient temperature range up to 300 degrees Celsius. They are used in the fields of chemistry, biology, physics, electronics and materials processing.
Laboratory Furnaces above 300 Celsius are less useful. They can be found more in materials and chemistry labs.
Types of Ovens for Laboratories up to 300 Celsius
-Drying ovens for laboratories are designed for drying materials and utensils, such as glassware after rinsing, drying materials with a high content of water, removing moisture.
-Laboratory Ovens with Forced Air Circulation for heating, hardening, relaxation and softening.
– Ovens for drying electronic cards and assemblies that have been washed with solvents
-Clean Room Ovens for industries and medicine.
-Vacuum ovens for laboratories are designed for drying solvents, removing adhesive bubbles and more.
Sterilization furnaces – In the most basic way, laboratory Ovens can also be used to sterilize laboratory equipment and glassware. This is done in a hot air oven. The ideal temperature should be at least 160 degrees Celsius.
Uses of Furnaces for Laboratories Above 300 Celsius
Laboratory Furnaces are commonly used in laboratories for burning organic matter at temperatures above 500 Celsius, or for thermal treatments of metals.
Furnaces designed for high temperatures for laboratories that develop ceramics based on alumina powders.
At high temperatures that require vacuum usually work with tube Furnaces.
Laboratory ovens for purchase
MRC specializes in supplying Ovens to laboratories for temperatures up to 300 degrees, and above 300 degrees.Furnaces, Tube ovens, Vacuum Ovens, Drying Ovens can be purchased.
