Laboratory Ovens And Furnaces

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Laboratory ovens and furnaces are specialised equipment ideal for heating materials in a controlled environment. They are used in material testing and sterilization & drying applications. Some common... Read More

SHEL LAB -

Oven Vacuum

StyleModelNumber Of ShelvesOverall DimensionsPower RequirementTemp. AccuracyTemp. RangeVolumePrice (inc. GST)
ASVAC1E215.5 x 19 x 22.5"115V+/- 9 Degrees C at 120 Degrees CAmb. +15 Degrees C to 210 Degrees C0.6 cu. ft.A$ 6017.69
BSVAC1317 x 22.3 x 23.5120v 60 hz+/- 3.5% of set pointAmb. +10 Degrees to 240 Degrees C0.6 cu. ft.A$ 12748.05
CSVAC2320.5 x 28.2 x 26.25120v 60 hz+/- 3.5% of set pointAmb. +10 Degrees to 240 Degrees C1.7 cu. ft.A$ 15901.80
CSVAC4326.5 x 35 x 32.5120v 60 hz+/- 3.5% of set pointAmb. +10 Degrees to 240 Degrees C4.5 cu. ft.A$ 30935.75
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Gravity Convection Lab Ovens

StyleModelOverall DimensionsPower ConsumptionPower RequirementTemp. AccuracyVolumePrice (inc. GST)
AH-30100------
RFQ
BH-30100.4F14 x 17 x 12"600 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-20.7 cu. ft.A$ 1892.59
BH-30110.4F15 x 21 x 15"800 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-11.27 cu. ft.A$ 2183.14
BH-3011015 x 21 x 15"800 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-11.27 cu. ft.A$ 2101.67
BH-3012020 x 25 x 14"1200 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-12.0 cu. ft.A$ 2541.56
BH-30120.4F20 x 25 x 14"1200 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-12.0 cu. ft.A$ 2623.03
CH-3012820 x 30 x 16"1600 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-13.0 cu. ft.A$ 3136.20
CH-30128.4F20 x 30 x 16"1600 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-13.0 cu. ft.A$ 3217.67
StyleModelPower RequirementTemp. RangePrice (inc. GST)
ASVAC2E115VAmb. +15 Degrees C to 210 Degrees CA$ 6743.67
ASVAC2E-2240VAmbient +15C to 210 Degrees CA$ 7960.54
SHEL LAB -

Basic Digital Ovens

StyleModelNumber Of ShelvesOverall DimensionsTemp. AccuracyVolumePrice (inc. GST)
ASMO14-2337X34X47+/- 3.0 Degrees C @ 150 Degrees C13.7 cu. ft.A$ 15388.11
BSMO28-2637.5x24.75x78.25+/- 3.5 Degrees C at 150 Degrees C27.5 cu. ft.A$ 18131.50
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Laboratory Bench Ovens

StyleModelOverall DimensionsPower ConsumptionTemp. RangeVolumePrice (inc. GST)
A5DNY733 x 24 x 35.51110 Watts MinimumAmbient to 225 Degrees C7.0 cu. ft.A$ 6734.17
B5DNY933 x 24 x 35.51110 Watts MinimumAmbient to149 Degrees C7.0 cu. ft.A$ 8412.23
B5DNZ533 x 24 x 35.5"2800 Watts MinimumAmbient to 225 Degrees C6.6 cu. ft.A$ 10415.23
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Laboratory Oven, Forced Airs

StyleModelOverall DimensionsPower ConsumptionPower RequirementTemp. AccuracyVolumePrice (inc. GST)
A5DNW914 x 20.5 x 12"800 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-20.6 cu. ft.A$ 2918.08
A5DNX315 x 24.5 x 15"1000 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-11.14 cu. ft.A$ 3403.35
A5DNX620 x 28.5 x 14"1600 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-12.0 cu. ft.A$ 3892.12
A5DNX720 x 28.5 x 14"1600 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-12.0 cu. ft.A$ 3995.63
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Analog Ovens

StyleModelOverall DimensionsPower ConsumptionPower RequirementVolumePrice (inc. GST)
A10GC17" x 14" x 12"600W5.22A0.7 cu. ft.A$ 1206.86
B10AF20.5" x 14" x 12"800W6.6A0.6 cu. ft.A$ 1520.64
A20GC21" x 15" x 15"800W6.3A1.3 cu. ft.A$ 1395.13
C20AF24.5" x 15" x 15"1000W8.8A1.1 cu. ft.A$ 1805.46
A30GC OVEN25" x 20" x 14"1200W10.43A2.0 cu. ft.A$ 1935.04
B30AF28.5" x 20" x 14"1600W12.5A1.8 cu. ft.A$ 2087.06
A40GC30" x 20" x 16"1600W12.5A3.0 cu. ft.A$ 2050.05
D40AF33.5" x 20" x 16"1600W12.5A2.9 cu. ft.A$ 2357.39
StyleModelCapacityOverall DepthOverall HeightOverall WidthTemp. AccuracyWattsPrice (inc. GST)
ASMO3327"35.5"28.6"+/- 2.0 Degrees C at 150 Degrees C2000A$ 7885.97
ASMO54.927.5"40"30.5"+/- 2.5 Degrees C at 150 Degrees C2200A$ 9349.82
StyleModel
AH-30356
RFQ
AH-30360
RFQ
AH-30360.4F
RFQ
AH-30364.4F
RFQ
AH-30368.4F
RFQ
AH-30366.4F
RFQ
StyleModel
AH-30322
RFQ
AH-30322.4F
RFQ
AH-30324.4F
RFQ
AH-30326.4F
RFQ
AH-30328.4F
RFQ
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Forced Air Lab Ovens

StyleModelOverall DimensionsPower ConsumptionPower RequirementTemp. AccuracyVolumePrice (inc. GST)
AH-30105.4F------
RFQ
AH-30115.4F------
RFQ
AH-30125------
RFQ
AH-30125.4F------
RFQ
BH-3010514 x 20.5 x 12"800 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-2%0.6 cu. ft.A$ 2348.76
BH-3011515 x 24.5 x 15"1000 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-11.14 cu. ft.A$ 2704.47
BH-3013120 x 33.5 x 16"1600 Watts Minimum115V, 60 Hz+/-12.86 cu. ft.A$ 3724.00
BH-30131.4F20 x 33.5 x 16"1600 Watts Minimum230V, 50/60 Hz+/-12.86 cu. ft.A$ 3816.66
GLAS COL -

Lab Heating Mantles

StyleModelItemPrice (inc. GST)
A100B TM110Heating MantleA$ 1040.10
A100B TM108Heating MantleA$ 879.92
B100A O402Heating MantleA$ 573.41
B100A O396Heating MantleA$ 609.78
C100A O414Heating MantleA$ 1210.02
D100A O408Heating MantleA$ 720.31
E100A O416Heating MantleA$ 2077.00
B100A O394Heating MantleA$ 468.94
D100A O410Heating MantleA$ 788.13
B100A O398Heating MantleA$ 521.18
C100A O406Heating MantleA$ 794.19
F100D SI22Heating MantleA$ 743.40
G100D SI05Heating MantleA$ 511.44
H100B TM114Heating MantleA$ 1551.46
F100D SI12Heating MantleA$ 621.30
A100B TM106Heating MantleA$ 830.02
I100B TM116Heating MantleA$ 3243.31
I100B TM118Heating MantleA$ 3310.76
A100B TM102Heating MantleA$ 720.31
G100D SI02Heating MantleA$ 413.29
J100A MO1103TopA$ 916.65
J100A MO1143TopA$ 1450.89
K100A MO1183TopA$ 2594.55
L100A INS1183TopA$ 1962.34
M100A INS1163TopA$ 1730.43
CHEMGLASS -

Lab Heating Mantles

StyleModelPrice (inc. GST)
ACG-10000-05A$ 763.08
BCG-10000-02A$ 749.98
CCG-10000-08A$ 1048.49
ACG-10000-07A$ 929.08
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Bench Oven with Dial Temperature Control

StyleModelPrice (inc. GST)
AH-30160.4FSS-
RFQ
BH-30135-
RFQ
BH-30140-
RFQ
BH-30145-
RFQ
CH-30145.4FA$ 6706.89
AH-30135.4F-
RFQ
AH-30140.4F-
RFQ
AH-30160.4F-
RFQ
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Grout Flow Cone 3/4 Inch (19mm)

ModelItemPrice (inc. GST)Pkg. Qty.
5MZF1AE4VMKA$ 1177.771
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Stainless Steel Beaker 6l

ModelItemPrice (inc. GST)Pkg. Qty.
5MZF0AE4VMJA$ 277.421
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Grout Flow Cone 1/2 Inch (13mm)

ModelItemPrice (inc. GST)Pkg. Qty.
5MZE7AE4VMFA$ 1120.491
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Working Mechanism

  • Laboratory ovens and furnaces use heating elements made of metal alloys to produce heat.
  • The heat is then transferred to the oven's interior and subsequently to the materials being heated.
  • They have a thermocouple or RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) sensor to measure the temperature inside the chamber and a controller to regulate the temperature. Some of them may also have a computer interface to program the temperature profile & the timer for the experiment.
  • The way the heat is transferred and the temperature is controlled can differ based on the type of oven or furnace.
  • Forced-air ovens use a fan to circulate heated air around the oven's interior and a thermostat to maintain a constant temperature. The temperature inside the oven can be controlled by adjusting the temperature of the heating elements & the fan speed.
  • Gravity convection ovens use natural convection currents where the heat is transferred from the heating element to the air that rises & cools and creates a circulating current of hot & cold air. These ovens do not require a fan.
  • Vacuum ovens use a vacuum pump to remove air from the oven and decrease the boiling point of liquids, allowing materials to be heated at lower temperatures. They may also prevent the oxidation of the materials being heated. The temperature inside the vacuum oven is controlled by regulating the temperature of the heating elements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a laboratory oven and a laboratory furnace?

Laboratory ovens are used for heating materials at lower temperatures, generally up to about 300 to 400 degrees C. Laboratory furnaces, on the other hand, are used for heating materials at higher temperatures, generally above 600 degrees C.

What are some safety instructions to follow while operating these laboratory ovens and laboratory furnaces?

  • Monitor the temperature inside the oven or furnace and ensure that it is stable & accurate.
  • Clean the oven or furnace regularly to remove dust, debris or spills.
  • Check for any signs of wear or damage.
  • Calibrate these units periodically.

Can laboratory ovens and furnaces be used for continuous operation?

Most of the laboratory ovens and furnaces are suitable for batch-style operation, where the materials are loaded into the oven or furnace, heated and then removed. However, some industrial-grade units can be used for continuous operation and support the loading & unloading of materials while the heating is ongoing.

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