Vacuum Oven LVO-T2020

Introduction

Vacuum Oven  maintains precise temperature control from RT+10°C to 200°C range. Reinforced tempered glass window enables safe and convenient sample observation. Equipped with silicone seal and adjustable door for airtight operation. Features leakage protection and backup thermostat ensuring uninterrupted operation. Suitable for drying heat-sensitive drugs, drying chemicals, sterilizing instruments and shelf-life testing.

This laboratory ovens is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Vacuum Oven is extensively utilized in pharmaceutical and chemical industries for drying heat-sensitive drugs, shelf-life testing, sterilizing instruments, drying chemicals and powders.

Specifications

Chamber Volume	25L
Temperature Range	RT+10 to 200℃
Temperature Fluctuation	±1℃
Display Resolution	±0.1℃
Vacuum Degree	Less than 133Pa
Shelves	1
Power Rating	0.5kW
Power Supply	AC 220V, 50HZ
Chamber Size	300mm x 300mm x 280mm
Exterior Size	580mm x 570mm x 450mm
Net Weight	35kg

Features

Programable temperature control

Independent shelf heating

RS485 communication port

Integrated data printer

Inert gas connection

FAQs

1. What is the temperature range and accuracy of the Vacuum Oven?

The Vacuum Oven operates within a precise temperature range of RT+10°C to 200°C. It maintains a temperature fluctuation of ±1°C with a resolution of ±0.1°C. This accuracy ensures reliable performance during drying, sterilizing, and testing processes. The programmable controller allows for precise temperature settings across various applications. It is ideal for heat-sensitive samples requiring controlled thermal environments. Uniform shelf heating further enhances consistency during prolonged operations. Temperature control is supported by both a main and backup thermostat. This dual system safeguards processes even in the event of control failure.

2. How does the vacuum feature improve drying efficiency in this oven?

The achieves a vacuum degree of less than 133 Pa. This low-pressure environment allows moisture to evaporate at lower temperatures. Ideal for drying heat-sensitive materials without causing degradation or oxidation. Vacuum operation also prevents contamination and preserves sample integrity. Airtight sealing using high-quality silicone ensures stable vacuum conditions throughout use. The vacuum feature is particularly useful for removing solvents from chemicals. Additionally, it enhances drying uniformity by minimizing air interference. This makes it well-suited for pharmaceuticals, biologicals, and fine powders.

3. What safety and durability features are included in the Vacuum Oven ?

Vacuum Oven is equipped with a leakage protection system to prevent electrical hazards. A backup mechanical thermostat ensures uninterrupted operation in case of control failure. Reinforced tempered glass provides a safe viewing window for real-time observation. The chamber is built from durable stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning. The door includes an adjustable tightness mechanism with a silicone seal for insulation. All components are designed for long-term, stable operation in laboratory environments. Power rating is 0.5 kW with an AC 220V, 50 Hz supply. It also features a compact structure with robust construction for lab-scale needs.

4. What are the communication and documentation capabilities of the Vacuum Oven ?

Vacuum Oven includes an RS485 communication port for external data connection. This allows remote monitoring and integration with laboratory information systems. An integrated data printer enables automatic logging of process parameters and results. These features support traceability and documentation for regulated environments. Ideal for /-compliant workflows requiring accurate data retention. Useful in stability testing, product validation, and research documentation. Also ensures real-time tracking of temperature fluctuations and vacuum levels. Efficient for labs needing digital output and long-term process tracking.

5. What types of applications is the Vacuum Oven most suitable for?

Vacuum Oven is widely used in pharmaceutical and chemical industries for various thermal processes. Ideal for drying heat-sensitive drugs without affecting their active properties. Also used for shelf-life testing of chemical compounds and biological samples. Sterilizing lab instruments and glassware at controlled temperatures is another key use. Efficient in drying fine powders, solvents, and organic samples in vacuum conditions. Supports research involving thermal stability, moisture content, or oxidation sensitivity. Versatile enough for R&D, quality control, and small-scale production labs. Compact size makes it suitable for benchtop laboratory setups.