Drying oven
Laboratory Drying Ovens are instruments which use dry heat to fumigate. They were originally developed by Pasteur. Usually, they use a thermostat to stabilise the temperature. The inner layer being a poor conductor and outer layer being metallic, their double walled enclosement keeps the heat in and conserves energy,
The Result Of Innovation & Research
Avante makes Laboratory Drying TI ‐ 126 series. Ovens with Forced Air Draft is provided on account of a blower, fitted at the bottom of the Oven. These ovens are built with double walled construction. The unit is enclosed with 3” thick high grade glass wool protection. Heavy duty hinges are fitted with single-doors. The unit is
provided with user-friendly convertible stainless steel rod trays.
Product Overview
These ovens are built with double walled construction. The unit is enclosed with 3” thick high grade glass wool protection. Heavy duty hinges are fitted with single-doors. The unit is provided with user-friendly convertible stainless steel rod trays.
How it Operates
The unit is provided with user-friendly convertible stainless steel rod trays. To aise insulation, there is also an air filled space in between. An air circulating fan supports in constant distribution of the heat. The wire mesh plated trays & the aluminium trays are being fitted within the ovens, and may have an on/off rocker switch, as well as measuring indexes and controls for temperature and holding time.
The Result Of Innovation & Research
Avante makes Laboratory Drying TI ‐ 126 series. Ovens with Forced Air Draft is provided on account of a blower, fitted at the bottom of the Oven. These ovens are built with double walled construction. The unit is enclosed with 3” thick high grade glass wool protection. Heavy duty hinges are fitted with single-doors. The unit is
provided with user-friendly convertible stainless steel rod trays.