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Laboratory ovens are used in a variety of thermal processing applications including general lab work, component and stability testing, core hardening, drying glassware, and sterilizing.  Ovens are lower temperature (usually <1400 degrees F) thermal processing units, usually without refractory insulation.  Kiln is an alternate name for oven. Kilns are very high temperature thermal processing units, used for firing ceramics or calcining minerals.  Kilns that are for firing ceramic materials use very high temperatures > 2300 F.  Kilns for drying wood or wood products are similar to ovens and run at lower temperaturesSpecific applications for laboratory ovens include aging, annealing, baking, brazing or soldering, burn-off, curing, drying, firing or sintering, foundry or melting, heat treating, hot pressing, preheating, quenching and sterilizing.  Laboratory ovens may also be used for general industrial applications as well.

The most important specification for laboratory ovens is temperature range.  This is the maximum temperature at which the unit may operate and still maintain rated performances.  The capacity or volume of heated interior space of the unit is also a parameter that needs consideration.  Pressure range may be important in specifying specific types of ovens.

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Products & Services Related to Laboratory Ovens

Autoclaves and Sterilizers
Autoclaves are used for applications requiring constant pressure and temperature for long periods of time.  Common applications include the sterilization of instruments and polymerization of rubbers and plastics.
Industrial Ovens
Industrial ovens are batch or continuous process enclosures or tunnels that are insulated and used for thermal processing. Ovens are lower temperature (usually < 1400° F) thermal processing units, usually without refractory insulation.
Vacuum Ovens
Vacuum ovens are heat-treating ovens that use a low atmospheric pressure instead of a protective gas atmosphere. This helps to alleviate surface reactions. 

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Part Numbers for Laboratory Ovens

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132546 Amazon Thermo Scientific Industrial & Scientific Thermo Scientific Precision All-Purpose Laboratory Ovens; Microprocessor Control; 2.5 cu. ft.; 70D
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