Forced Convection Oven T-FO-S2202

Introduction

Forced Convection Oven provides higher temperature consistency and faster recovery rates. It comes in an AC 220V, 50/60Hz configuration and can reach temperatures of up to 250°C with a quick ramp-up and recovery time. This oven features a 91-liter capacity and a front window made of triple-paned safety glass for extra implosion protection. Because it has a fan-assisted air circulation system, the chamber ventilation and exhaust vent are simply adjustable.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

These drying ovens are suitable for drying of every kind of laboratory glassware, drying of heat-sensitive materials, and sterilizing, aging, curing, softening, annealing and residue-free drying of intricately designed parts. Also used for temperature control functions in Life Science, Research and Material tests in industries and laboratories.

Specifications

Capacity	91 L
Temperature Range	Ambient ±10°C to 200°C (Max 250°C)
Temperature Accuracy	±0.5°C
Timer	99 Hr 59 Mints
Shelves	2 EA
Temperature Controller	Digital PID Controller, 5 pattern 18 steps
Temperature Regulator	SSR Regulator
Thermocouple	K (CA type)
Insulation	Glass Wool
Window	High Temp. safety glass/3 glass
Safety Device	Circuit Breaker, Sensor Alarm
Fan Motor	1-16 HP
Heater Capacity	1.2 Kw
Power	AC 220V, 50/60Hz, 1ɸ
Internal Material	Stainless Steel
External Material	Steel Plate with powder coating
Internal Dimension (W×D×H)	450×450×450 mm
External Dimension (W×D×H)	620×610×925 mm

Features

Intuitive and easy to use operating menu
High efficient fan motor ensures uniform air circulation
Excellent temperature accuracy
Simple to use and maintain
Simultaneous display of set constant and measured temperature
Increased safety and self-diagnostic functions
Over-temperature limit function
Specialized ventilation opening function to control air circulation and exhaust gas
Adjustable shelves to enhance end-users’ convenience
Less and low noise operation with gentle air currents
Chamber and door is insulated by solid heat insulator
Quick Auto start and auto stop functions
Fast recovery time when opening the door
Comes with 2/3 shelves with height adjustment option

FAQs

1. What is a Forced Convection Oven

A Forced Convection Oven is an apparatus that provides uniform heating and precise temperature control for drying, sterilizing, and heat treatment applications.

2. How does a Forced Convection Oven work?

A Forced Convection Oven operates on the principle of forced convection, where a fan circulates hot air evenly inside the oven to ensure uniform temperature distribution.

3. Can Forced Convection Oven be used for drying chemical reagents?

Forced Convection Oven is used for drying and storing heat-sensitive chemical reagents.

4. Is Forced Convection Oven suitable for baking or heat-treating polymers?

Forced Convection Oven handles polymers that require precise temperature control during curing or heat treatment.

5. Can Forced Convection Oven be used for moisture content analysis?

Forced Convection Oven provides consistent drying conditions ideal for accurate moisture content determination.

6. Can Forced Convection Oven be used in food laboratories?

Forced Convection Oven is suitable for drying and testing food samples under controlled conditions.

7. Is Forced Convection Oven appropriate for electronic component testing?

Forced Convection Oven simulates thermal aging and stress testing of electronic parts.

8. Is Forced Convection Oven useful for conditioning soil or agricultural samples?

Forced Convection Oven is used to dry soil samples for agricultural testing and research.

9. Does Forced Convection Oven support heat treatment of metals for hardness testing?

Forced Convection Oven performs heat treatments necessary for preparing metal samples for hardness tests.

10. What kind of maintenance does Forced Convection Oven require?

Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning, fan and vent inspection, temperature calibration, and safety device checks to ensure optimal performance.

11. What is a Forced Convection Oven?

A Forced Convection Oven is an apparatus that uses a fan to circulate heated air uniformly around the chamber, allowing precise and consistent temperature control for drying, curing, and thermal testing.

12. How does Forced Convection Oven work?

It works by using an internal fan to force air movement throughout the heated chamber, ensuring that heat is evenly distributed for accurate and efficient processing of materials or biological samples.

13. How is Forced Convection Oven used in life science research?

It is used in life science research for drying lab glassware, warming reagents, and preparing biological samples under stable and uniform thermal conditions.

14. What role does Forced Convection Oven play in material testing?

It plays a critical role in material testing by providing a controlled heating environment to evaluate material properties such as thermal resistance, curing behavior, and long-term stability.

15. Can Forced Convection Oven be used for sterilization in laboratories?

It can be used for dry heat sterilization of metal tools and glassware in life science laboratories, where moisture-sensitive sterilization methods are needed.

16. Is Forced Convection Oven suitable for pharmaceutical sample preparation?

It is suitable for pharmaceutical research as it allows precise drying and conditioning of drug compounds and excipients without compromising their chemical integrity.

17. How does Forced Convection Oven support environmental simulation testing?

It supports environmental simulation by mimicking aging processes and thermal cycling to study how materials degrade or respond under accelerated heat exposure.

18. How is Forced Convection Oven used in microbiology labs?

It is primarily used for drying sterilized glassware and incubating samples at high, non-biological temperatures for stability or degradation studies.

19. Can Forced Convection Oven be used for thermal degradation studies?

It is suitable for thermal degradation studies where materials are exposed to elevated temperatures over time to evaluate their structural or chemical stability.

20. How does Forced Convection Oven enhance throughput in lab workflows?

It enhances throughput by reducing drying and processing times, enabling labs to prepare more samples in less time while maintaining consistency.