Laboratory Furnace 

A Laboratory Furnace is a high-temperature heating device used to carry out various scientific and industrial processes like heat treatment, material testing, ashing, and sintering.

It’s commonly used for tasks such as drying, annealing, calcination, ashing, and other procedures that require controlled high heat.

They are used in research labs, industrial labs, universities, metallurgy, ceramics, chemistry, and materials science.

Yes, most modern furnaces are built with safety features like temperature control systems, overheating protection, insulated chambers, and safety interlocks to ensure safe operation.

Most Laboratory Furnaces are designed to heat up quickly and maintain stable temperatures throughout the process.