Types of hot Air Ovens and their applications in various industries

Hot Air Ovens are heating devices with various applications in industrial research and development. These are used in laboratories where tools are required to provide thermal convection for drying, annealing, sterilization, baking and more. Laboratory hot Air Ovens are defined as heat treatment units that operate at lower temperatures below 400 degrees. These products have various applications in industrial settings to perform aging, melting, welding, curing, heat pressing of products.

Types of Hot Air Ovens

• Ovens are classified according to their specifications, including internal volume, pressure range, temperature, etc. Ovens are available in various types like cabinet, muffle, vacuum etc.

• Cabinet ovens are instruments for batch processing of small quantities of products, mounted on integral racks.

• Muffle furnaces use indirect heating where the target material is contained in an external refractory vessel.

• The walk-in oven has double doors as well as interior shelves for a wide range of needs.

• Laboratory vacuum ovens use vacuum for heating and processing to remove contaminants.

The NBCHAO Mall currently sells mainly muffle furnaces and Laboratory Drying Ovens.

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Laboratory ovens come in a variety of styles, including forced convection, horizontal airflow, and through-the-machine ovens. These ovens are suitable for a specific range of applications in medical clinics, laboratories etc. Cabinet and benchtop ovens are common oven types that meet various requirements in various fields.

The control of the laboratory furnace is done through a set point system. Certain sophisticated models with programmable controls are available. Hot Air Oven manufacturers offer a variety of features including alarms, cooling systems, air purification systems, cabinets and racks, recording systems, sample holders, and more. Work units are available with a variety of heat sources such as induction, radio, microwave, natural gas, dielectric These instruments have a variety of options in terms of size requirements, such as upright ovens offer space-saving options for small laboratories.

Hot Air Oven application

This very beneficial device can be used in many applications such as

food industry

Pharmaceutical Industry

Hospital

textile

college laboratory

Department of Chemistry and Microbiology

to bake

Hot Air Oven function

A precision instrument for drying and sterilizing samples at temperatures up to 250°C. It is used for materials that are not sensitive to heat and are not affected by high temperatures, such as glassware, needles, powders, etc. A device filled with glass wool, which prevents heat loss, allowing the chamber to reach temperatures of up to 250 degrees Celsius.