Introduction

Vacuum Drying Oven includes an advanced digital vacuum display for precise monitoring of vacuum levels. It provides a stable thermal environment with minimal fluctuation of ±0.5°C. Equipped with electronic automatic vacuum degree control. Integrated with a programmable timer ranging from 0 to 99 hours or 0 to 999 minutes for flexible drying durations. Our Vacuum Drying Oven features stainless steel inner chambers, guaranteeing corrosion resistance and long-term reliability.

Applications

Vacuum Drying Oven is designed for the controlled drying of heat-sensitive biological materials, polymers, and electronic components under reduced pressure, offering optimal conditions for drying without compromising the structural integrity or chemical composition of the sample.

Specifications

Capacity50 L
Temperature Range5 to 250 °C
Temperature Resolution±0.1°C
Temperature Fluctuation±0.5°C
Ambient Temperature10 to 30 °C
Humidity<70%
Timer Range0 to 99H or 0 to 999Min
Vacuum Degree ControlElectronic automatic control
Degree of Vacuum DisplayDigital display
No of Trays2
Interior MaterialSUS304 Stainless Steel Inner
Power Consumption1250 W
Power Supply220V/50Hz
Internal Dimension375 × 348 × 385 mm
External Dimension783 × 635 × 550 mm
Packing Dimension900 × 715 × 670 mm
Net Weight70 Kg

Features

Cavity Pre-Heating Technology.

Shelf Heat Transfer System.

Manual Vacuum Control.

Pointer Vacuum Gauge.

Silicone Door Seal.

FAQs

1. What are Vacuum Drying Ovens used for?

Vacuum Drying Ovens are used to remove moisture from sensitive materials using controlled low pressure and heat.

2. How do Vacuum Drying Ovens ensure gentle drying of materials?

Vacuum Drying Ovens apply low-pressure drying combined with controlled heating to prevent material damage.

3. What heating technologies are included in Vacuum Drying Ovens?

Vacuum Drying Ovens incorporate cavity pre-heating technology and shelf heat transfer for smooth and uniform drying.

4. How do Vacuum Drying Ovens maintain precise temperature control?

Vacuum Drying Ovens feature accurate temperature control systems to support optimal drying performance.

5. What types of industries commonly use Vacuum Drying Ovens?

Vacuum Drying Ovens are commonly used in electrical and semiconductor industries, life sciences, and agricultural research.

6. Why are Vacuum Drying Ovens suitable for sensitive applications?

Vacuum Drying Ovens provide controlled, low temperature drying conditions designed for moisture-sensitive materials.

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