Un horno de laboratorio se utiliza para aplicaciones de convección térmica de gran volumen. Este equipo de laboratorio proporciona una temperatura uniforme en toda la cámara, necesaria para recocido, secado, esterilización y otras funciones de laboratorio industrial. Los tamaños típicos van desde un pie cúbico (28 litros) hasta 32 pies cúbicos (906 litros) con temperaturas que pueden alcanzar los 300°C (572°F).
El rango de temperatura del horno de laboratorio Esco Isotherm® abarca desde 7.5°C sobre la temperatura ambiente hasta 300°C. Está diseñado con un sistema de ventilación por convección forzada, interfaz intuitiva, control PID por microprocesador con opciones de programación, camisa de aire caliente de 4 zonas y características ergonómicas para brindar calidad y comodidad.
Características imprescindibles a considerar:
- Aislamiento superior que optimiza la estabilidad de la cámara, reduce la carga térmica emitida al laboratorio y minimiza el consumo de energía, disminuyendo los costos de operación
- Excelente tecnología de control PID por microprocesador que asegura un rápido tiempo de respuesta
- LED de diagnóstico integral
- Puerta de vidrio rígido para observar las muestras dentro de la cámara durante el funcionamiento
- Excepcional tecnología de precalentamiento de cámara que garantiza el máximo rendimiento térmico
- Junta de puerta de 2 puntos de alta calidad y bisagra excéntrica que garantizan la máxima compresión del sellado para una temperatura interna estable
- El diseño de convección forzada produce tasas de respuesta térmica más veloces, mejora la uniformidad y reduce las oscilaciones
- Ventilador libre de mantenimiento y permanentemente lubricado para una circulación homogénea del aire
- Superficie exterior de fácil limpieza recubierta con Isocide™ para eliminar el 99.9% de las bacterias superficiales en 24 horas de exposición
Isotherm® Forced Convection Laboratory Oven offers maximum thermal performance. It is the ideal choice for applications that require uniformity throughout the chamber and fast temperature pull-down. It's built with ergonomic and intuitive interfaces, microprocessor PID controls with programming options, 4-zone heated air jacket, precisely tuned and tested ventilation and insulation package, all supported by Esco's solutions-based sales and service representatives worldwide.
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Isotherm® Forced Convection Lab Oven
Specifications:
- Pre-heat Chamber Technology – 4-zone heated air jacket
- SmartSense™ Microprocessor PID Control Technology
- Superior Insulation
- DIN 12880 Class 3.1 Certified for Temperature Safety
- Electrogalvanized steel body construction
- Audible and visual alarms
- Available volume: 54L and 110L
OFA is a forced convection oven under the brand Isotherm®. It is a general purpose oven used in most laboratories for drying, heating, curing and other applications that require a temperature range of ambient +7.5 to 300°C.
Yes. OFA’s range is up to 300°C with overheat protector of up to 320°C. But it is important to note when oven is operated above 250°C for the first time, interior stainless steel surfaces may turn pale yellow, and some light smoke may be emitted from the chamber for a few hours because of the heat tinting of the stainless steel. This is unavoidable and only affects the appearance but not the functional characteristics of stainless steel.
Yes. Tape baking is done with temperature requirement of 54°C-60°C for 1-8 hours in a forced air convection oven depending on the degree of deterioration. Primarily, the purpose of tape-baking is to restore the deteriorated binders of magnetic tapes to render them usable.
Yes. Temperature requirement is usually up to 100°C for this application. But they have the potential to pose fire and health hazards. Do not overload. Do not exceed recommended operating temperature. Know your safety procedures.
An RS-485 communication port is provided by default in OFA models. This port provides serial communication port for PC that can be daisy chained from product to product and connected to a PC installed with Esco’s Voyager® Software.
The equipment with the lower working temperature must always be placed at the bottom.
Yes. Range of fan speed is between 0 and 100. For ovens, lower than 50 may be used for applications involving powders. But if not, it is recommended to set fan speed within 50-100 range.
Yes. Do not over stack. Ideally, the total volume of loads should not exceed half volume of chamber.
Use MEK (Methyl-Ethyl-Ketone). Make sure that you wash the steel surface immediately afterwards with clean water and some liquid detergent.
Normally aluminum tin cans is being used in removing soil moisture by oven-drying a soil sample. Aluminum tin cans with lids are handy and it comes in different sizes and weight capacities depending on amount of soil samples.
Yes, OFA is equipped with an independent adjustable over-temperature protection device. If the set monitor temperature is exceeded, heating within equipment will be stopped and as a warning, the over temperature indicator light will illuminate.
Laboratory ovens are general lab equipment used for high-volume thermal convection applications. This device is used for drying, material testing, curing, and heated storage.
A forced convection oven uses a fan to circulate air around the inside of the chamber while a vacuum drying oven introduces dry air into the chamber within a short time, which absorbs humidity and is immediately extracted by the vacuum pump.
The shelf thickness is 6mm.
The shelf is made of chrome-plated stainless steel.