About this TVET Equipment
Hot Air Oven is suitable for Vocational Lab, Industrial Training Institutions, TVET Engineering Colleges and Polytechnics — suitable for Civil and Mechanical Engineering Lab tender supply.
This Hot Air Oven is part of our TVET Engineering Lab Equipment tender catalogue covering Workshop Machines & Accessories, CAD/CAM Lab, Measurement Lab, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Lab, Materials Testing Lab, Applied Mechanics Lab, Fluid Mechanics Lab, Turbo Machinery Lab, Heat & Mass Transfer Lab, Thermal Engineering Lab, Automobile Engineering Lab, Concrete Testing Lab, Cement Testing Lab, Soil Testing Lab, Bitumen Asphalt Testing Lab, Aggregate Testing Lab, Steel Testing Lab, Structural Engineering Lab, Environmental Testing Lab and Surveying Lab Equipment.
Hot Air Oven
Description & Specification
Utilizing forced air circulation, hot air ovens are used in
laboratories to perform effect of ageing on various physical properties
of any type of materials including yarns, fabrics and paper etc; in
addition, these forced air convection ovens are also used for high
quality drying and baking applications in the field of laboratory,
medical or biomedical and pharmaceutical and textile industries, where
fast heat up and consistent temperature are prime requisite.
Physical properties of materials are analyzed before and after ageing in
order to find out their suitability for specific applications.
Often known as hot air circulating ovens, these units are fitted with
blower or fan inside in order to distribute hot air (warm air) in every
corner of the inner chamber.
Features:
Up to 250°C temperature
Temperature safety as per DIN 12880 Class 3.1
Precise and even heat distribution
Noise-less fan
Double walled construction
Removable stainless steel shelves
Digital temperature controller
Imported heating element
Over heat and over current protection
Forced air circulation
Ventilation of gases
Safe for operator and samples
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