Ovens, Furnaces & Heating Equipment
Vacuum Oven Range Combines Superior Temperature Control and Safety Features
The Being line of Vacuum Ovens offer a variety of sizes to fit the different needs of the users. Due to design, the Being vacuum oven offers more usable space then similarly sized ovens. A large viewing window allows the user to quickly view their samples from a distance. The Being controller offers superior temperature control and safety features.
The easy to read colour LCD display shows real-time progress of measured vacuum to help user monitor progress of the drying sample. The interior chamber is made from 304 stainless steel with a mirror polished finish making for easy cleaning and includes an inert gas inlet. Adjustable shelves offer added flexibility to accommodate various size containers.
The exhaust valve switching and pump switch come with an electromagnetic valve controller which is safe and reliable. The ovens offer user friendly and reliable operation while at the same time conserving vacuum pump power. The Being Controller provides programmability for 7 periods and 9 steps for each period making for a total of 63 programmable steps
The BOV series consists of three models. The chamber sizes are 0.9 ft3, 1.8 ft3 and 3.2 ft3. The temperature range is from 10°C above ambient to 200°C
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Laboratory Scale Kit for Safe Heating of Round Bottom Flasks
The DrySyn Scholar Kit from Asynt has been designed to meet, without compromise, the safety requirements required in academic laboratories for the heating and stirring of round bottom flasks, whilst maintaining ease of set up and use.
The DrySyn Scholar combines robustness, affordability and enhanced operator safety features making it the ultimate ‘student friendly’ heating block system.
Specifically designed for safety conscious teaching laboratories - the DrySyn Scholar kit enables the heating of single 100 mL and 250 mL round bottom flasks, without the mess or inherent safety hazards of a hot oil bath or heating mantle. Prominent lifting handles ensure moving even hot reaction blocks is easy, fast and safe. Options are available to further expand the use of the DrySyn Scholar base for reactions in 25 mL and 50 mL flasks.
Compatible with almost any magnetic hotplate stirrer, thanks to a set of adjustable feet, the low thermal mass design of the DrySyn Scholar delivers fast heating and low power consumption while maintaining accurate and precise temperature control.
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New Generation Soft Dry Bath
The high quality soft dry bath developed and produced by Wiggens performs with uniform heat transfer and fast heat conduction. It features a bright and clear LCD digital display and setting for the working temperature, stirring speed, working time and safety temperature. A direct connection for Pt100 temperature sensor provides a convenient temperature control solution. With infrared heating (IR) technology, built-in 3 set PID parameters, the bath can achieve faster heating effect and better temperature stability.
The Wiggens soft dry bath is very suitable for replacing the small oil bath commonly used in the laboratory dry bath module. It accommodates any container shape, operates without oil, therefore no cleaning is required as it operates from an electric heating sleeve and other heating methods. The stainless steel bottom helps to transfer the heat to alloy particles extremely quickly. The housing is surrounded by PTFE material, for insulation and anticorrosion.
The Wiggens new generation soft dry bath permits simple operation whilst still meeting the modernity of smartphones, allowing users feel connected to the intelligent lab.
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