Drying Oven DO2057

Introduction

Drying Oven is a laboratory machine designed with temperature control from 50°C to 300°C and uniform consistency of ±0.2°C. It features a double glass window and a stainless-steel exterior for durability and clear visibility. Equipped with an air blower heater and a vertical hot air circulation system, it ensures consistent heating. Integrated with automatic alarm and notifies users upon completion of operation. Our Drying Oven has advanced PID control, is designed for pharmaceutical and food industries. 

Applications

Drying Oven system provides consistent heating and PID control is designed for pharmaceutical industries food industries and melting sterilization.

Specifications

Capacity	225L
Temperature Range	50 to 300°C
Temperature Resolution	0.1°C
Temperature Fluctuation	± 1°C
Temperature Uniformity	± 0.2°C
Timer Range	0 to 9999min
Power Consumption	110V 60Hz/220V 50Hz
Power Supply	2000W
Dimensions	770×840×980
Package	900×870×1130mm
Net Weight	111kg
Gross Weight	89kg

Features

Microprocessor Control with LCD Display.

Digital Display Setting.

Chamber Corners Are Semicircle.

Over Temperature Alarm.

Flexible Shelving System.

FAQs

1. What are Drying Ovens used for?

Drying Ovens are used for controlled drying and heating of samples in laboratory and industrial applications.

2. What chamber volume range is available in Drying Ovens?

Drying Ovens are available with chamber volumes ranging from 20 L to 456 L to accommodate different sample sizes.

3. How do Drying Ovens ensure consistent drying results?

Drying Ovens provide precise temperature control to maintain stable and uniform drying conditions.

4. How do Drying Ovens support flexible operation timing?

Drying Ovens feature adjustable time settings to optimize performance for various drying processes.

5. What air circulation system is used in Drying Ovens?

Drying Ovens incorporate air convection systems that continuously renew and circulate air for uniform drying.

6. Where are Drying Ovens commonly used?

Drying Ovens are commonly used in chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and textile industries.