Laboratory ovens are essential instruments used for drying, curing, sterilizing, and heat-treating samples in research, clinical, and industrial labs. Available in various types—such as gravity convection, forced air, and vacuum ovens—they support consistent temperature control and uniform heat distribution. When selecting a lab oven, consider temperature range, uniformity, chamber size, airflow type, and safety features. Choosing the right laboratory oven ensures reliable thermal processing, enhances sample integrity, and supports a wide range of scientific and quality control applications.
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| Company | Carbolite Gero | Carbolite Gero | Carbolite Gero |
| Item | PN Peak Natural Convection Oven | GP B General Purpose Horizontal Oven | HTMA High Temperature Modified Atmosphere Ovens |
| Catalog Number | PN | GP B | HTMA |
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| Capacity | 30, 60, 120, 200 | 220, 330, 450 | 28, 95, 220, 500, 1000 |
| Options | Air Exhaust Fan, Interior Light, Viewing window, Chimney, Locking door handle, Door interlock activated by temperature alarm relay, Inert gas inlet for chamber furnaces and ovens, 100mm Flowmeter, Built in thermocouple, Audible alarm, Digital over-temperature protection, Cascade control | Air Exhaust Fan, Interior Light, Variable speed fan, Door switch, 150mm High Chimney, Viewing Window, Inert gas inlet, 100mm Flowmeter, Solenoid Valve, Cascade control, Built in thermocouple. | Variable speed fan, door interlock, Oxygen monitoring option, Automatic gas control, Built in thermocouple, Audible alarm, Cascade control, Temperature alarm. |
| Max. Temperature | 300 | 300 | 700, 600, 500, 400 |
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