Introduction
Vacuum Oven is designed with 72 L chamber that is made of resistance free SUS stainless steel material with two shelves. Features a PID control system, SSR control, single segment control, and a digital display resulting in accurate and reliable reading. It offers a temperature range of RT +20℃ to 250 ℃ with heat-up times, fluctuation, capacity, temperature range, and uniformity and provides features like overheat protection, circuit-breaker, overload protection, breakdown indicator light, etc.
Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.
Applications
Most compatible with highly labile biological samples having excessive moisture or low tolerance to heat. It is widely used in drying and curing processes in the fields of pharmaceuticals, textiles, paper, ceramics, and rubber.
Specifications
| Capacity | 72 L |
| Material of Working Chamber | Stainless steel |
| Tray | 2 |
| Range of Temperature control | RT +20℃ to 250℃ |
| Temperature Fluctuation | ±0.3 ℃ |
| Vacuum Pump | Built-In (Installed inside the machine) |
| Vacuum Degree | 0.086MPa to 0.106MPa |
| Power | AC 1 phase 220V (adjustable) |
| Input Power | 2.12KW |
| Working Size (W× D ×H) | 400 × 360 × 500 mm |
| Dimensions (W× D ×H) | 850 × 660 × 660 mm |
Features
Inner chamber is made of SUS stainless steel material and external chamber cold-rolled steel with powder coated finishing
Controller with digital set mode, digital display, PID auto calculation, SSR control, and single segmentation control
Equipped with a single door, explosion-proof lock, and silicone gaskets
Integrated with specially designed hot ovens with centrifugal fan for uniform wind
All in all, adjustable air throttle can be directly connected with an air exhaust duct
Overheating circuit-breaker, overload protection, breakdown indicator light, etc
FAQs
1. What is a Vacuum Oven
Vacuum Oven is a laboratory-grade drying and curing device designed for applications requiring precise temperature control under vacuum conditions.
2. How does a Vacuum Oven work?
Vacuum Oven operates on the principle of heat conduction under reduced pressure.
3. Can Vacuum Oven be used for drying heat-sensitive pharmaceuticals?
Vacuum Oven gently dries pharmaceuticals without degrading active ingredients by using low-temperature vacuum conditions.
4. Does Vacuum Oven help in degassing oils or chemicals?
Vacuum Oven removes trapped gases and air bubbles efficiently from viscous substances.
5. Can Vacuum Oven be used for drying electrodes or biosensors used in neural recordings?
Vacuum Oven cures and stabilizes electrodes to improve conductivity.
6. Is Vacuum Oven suitable for drying antigen or antibody-coated diagnostic plates?
Vacuum Oven dries coated plates without damaging the bioactive molecules.
7. Is Vacuum Oven effective for drying sputum or respiratory samples before analysis?
Vacuum Oven removes moisture from sputum samples without altering pathogen viability.
8. Is Vacuum Oven effective for drying fluorescent dyes or markers used in diagnostics?
Vacuum Oven removes solvents while maintaining fluorescence intensity.
9. Does Vacuum Oven assist in drying nasal swab samples collected for COVID-19 testing?
Vacuum Oven dries swab samples to preserve viral RNA integrity for RT-PCR.
10. What kind of maintenance does Vacuum Oven require?
Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning of chamber, vacuum pump oil changes, seal inspections, filter replacements, and periodic calibration to ensure optimal performance.
11. What is a Vacuum Oven?
A Vacuum Oven is an apparatus designed for drying, curing, and baking heat-sensitive materials.
12. How does a Vacuum Oven work?
It works by reducing the atmospheric pressure inside the chamber, which lowers the boiling point of liquids and allows drying at lower temperatures.
13. What materials can be processed in Vacuum Oven?
It can process a wide range of materials including powders, electronics, polymers, and biological samples.
14. How is Vacuum Oven used in pharmaceuticals?
It is used in pharmaceuticals for drying active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), sterilizing glassware, and processing sensitive compounds that require a low-oxygen, low-temperature environment.
15. Can Vacuum Oven be used in aerospace material testing?
It is used in aerospace material testing to simulate high-altitude conditions, degas composite materials, and cure adhesives under vacuum to maintain material integrity.
16. What role does Vacuum Oven play in food processing?
It plays a major role in food processing by dehydrating products like fruits and herbs while preserving color, flavor, and nutrients.
17. How is Vacuum Oven applied in chemical research labs?
It is applied for drying chemical compounds, removing solvents, and conducting thermal treatments without the risk of oxidation or contamination.
18. Can Vacuum Oven be used for resin curing?
It is used for resin curing in applications such as composite manufacturing and 3D printing.
19. Is Vacuum Oven useful in forensic science?
It is used in forensic science for drying biological samples, preserving delicate evidence, and extracting volatile substances without degradation or contamination.
20. How is Vacuum Oven used in nanomaterials research?
It is used in nanomaterials research to dry and process nanoparticles under controlled temperature and pressure.
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