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Laboratory Oven

Labtro Laboratory Ovens are designed to Maintain accurate temperature settings for accurate results. Their spacious interiors allow for simultaneous processing of multiple samples. These are featured in a rectangular shape & in various volumes to suitable for different needs. These ovens are equipped with digital controls to ensure easy operation and monitoring. Our Laboratory Oven are essential for efficient drying, baking, and sterilization process.

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Drying Oven LT-DO107
Drying Oven

Drying Oven LT-DO107

$ 2,340.00 Catalog
  • Capacity230 L
  • Convection Type Forced air convection
  • Temperature Range RT +10°C to 300°C
Hybridization Oven LT-HO101
Forced Air Vacuum Drying Oven

Hybridization Oven LT-HO101

$ 3,685.00 Catalog
  • Temperature RangeAmbient Temp 5°C to 100°C
  • Temperature Accuracy±0.5°C
  • Temperature Error±0.03°C
Hybridization Oven LT-HO102
Forced Air Vacuum Drying Oven

Hybridization Oven LT-HO102

$ 3,330.00 Catalog
  • Temperature RangeAmbient +5°C to 100°C
  • Temperature Accuracy±0.5°C
  • Temperature Uniformity±0.3°C
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Frequently Asked Question

1. What is a Laboratory Oven?

A Laboratory Oven is a device used to heat, dry, or sterilize samples in a controlled environment for various scientific, medical, and industrial applications.

2. What is a Laboratory Oven used for?

Lab Ovens are commonly used for drying glassware, curing, baking, sterilizing instruments, evaporating moisture, and conducting heat-related experiments.

3. Where are Laboratory Ovens typically used?

They are used in research labs, hospitals, universities, pharmaceutical labs, and industrial settings.

4. Is it safe to use a Laboratory Oven?

Yes, they are designed with safety features like temperature limiters, overheat protection, and door locks for safe and reliable operation.

5. How to maintain a Laboratory oven?

Regular maintenance involves cleaning the interior, checking the door seals, and ensuring the temperature controller is functioning accurately.