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Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 is a small lab oven with 49 L of capacity, a 350 x 400 x 350 mm stainless steel chamber and 1 kW heater for small batch drying of glassware and samples. Fan-driven airflow holds ±0.5°C from ambient +10°C to 200°C, with a 250°C maximum, under a PID controller storing 5 programs of 18 steps. A triple-glass window, over-temperature limit, circuit breaker and sensor alarm protect...
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Specifications

Capacity 49 L
Temperature Range Ambient ±10°C to 200°C (Max 250°C)
Temperature Accuracy ±0.5°C
Timer 99 Hr 59 Mints
Shelves 2 EA
Temperature Controller Digital PID Controller, 5 pattern 18 steps
Temperature Regulator SSR Regulator
Thermocouple K (CA type)
Insulation Glass Wool
Window High Temp. safety glass/3 glass
Safety Device Circuit Breaker, Sensor Alarm
Fan Motor 1-16 HP
Heater Capacity 1 Kw
Internal Material Stainless Steel
External Material Steel Plate with powder coating
Internal Dimension (W×D×H) 350×400×350 mm
External Dimension (W×D×H) 500×560×810 mm

Pricing

Product Price Unit Action
Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 $ 3150 Pack of 1

Features

  • Intuitive, easy-to-use operating menu
  • High-efficiency fan motor ensures uniform air circulation
  • Excellent temperature accuracy
  • Simple to use and maintain
  • Simultaneous display of set and measured temperature
  • Increased safety and self-diagnostic functions
  • Over-temperature limit function
  • Specialized ventilation opening to control air circulation and exhaust gas
  • Adjustable shelves for user convenience
  • Low-noise operation with gentle air currents
  • Chamber and door insulated with solid heat insulator
  • Quick auto start and auto stop functions
  • Fast recovery time after door opening
  • Comes with 2 shelves with height adjustment option

Applications

These drying ovens are suitable for drying of every kind of laboratory glassware, drying of heat-sensitive materials, and sterilizing, aging, curing, softening, annealing and residue-free drying of intricately designed parts. Also used for temperature control functions in Life Science, Research and Material tests in industries and laboratories.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 Does Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 work for soil or environmental sample drying?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 is used to dry environmental samples like soil or sediment efficiently and evenly.

2 Is Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 suitable for polymer testing and softening?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 is used to heat polymers for softening, annealing, or testing thermal behavior.

3 Can Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 handle biological sample drying?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 dries biological samples at stable, gentle temperatures to prevent degradation.

4 Is it suitable for drying filters and membranes in water testing labs?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 ensures filters and membranes dry thoroughly without contamination.

5 Is Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 suitable for aging rubber materials?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 provides controlled heat conditions ideal for accelerated rubber aging tests.

6 Is Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 suitable for drying textile or fabric samples?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 dries fabrics without scorching due to its precise temperature control.

7 What kind of maintenance does Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 require?

Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning of interior surfaces, fan inspection, electrical checks, calibration, and safety feature testing to ensure consistent performance and safety.

8 What is a Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201?

A Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 is an apparatus designed for laboratory and industrial applications that require precise temperature control and uniform heat distribution.

9 How does a Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 work?

A Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 operates on the principle of forced convection, using a fan to circulate heated air for uniform, rapid, and efficient heating.

10 Can Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 be used in pharmaceutical testing labs?

Forced Convection Oven LMFO-A201 supports pharmaceutical stability and drying tests under controlled temperatures.

11 What is a Forced Convection Oven?

A Forced Convection Oven is an apparatus that uses a fan to circulate heated air uniformly around the chamber, allowing precise and consistent temperature control for drying, curing, and thermal testing.

12 How does Forced Convection Oven work?

It works by using an internal fan to force air movement throughout the heated chamber, ensuring that heat is evenly distributed for accurate and efficient processing of materials or biological samples.

13 How is Forced Convection Oven used in life science research?

It is used in life science research for drying lab glassware, warming reagents, and preparing biological samples under stable and uniform thermal conditions.

14 What role does Forced Convection Oven play in material testing?

It plays a critical role in material testing by providing a controlled heating environment to evaluate material properties such as thermal resistance, curing behavior, and long-term stability.

15 Can Forced Convection Oven be used for sterilization in laboratories?

It can be used for dry heat sterilization of metal tools and glassware in life science laboratories, where moisture-sensitive sterilization methods are needed.

16 Is Forced Convection Oven suitable for pharmaceutical sample preparation?

It is suitable for pharmaceutical research as it allows precise drying and conditioning of drug compounds and excipients without compromising their chemical integrity.

17 How does Forced Convection Oven support environmental simulation testing?

It supports environmental simulation by mimicking aging processes and thermal cycling to study how materials degrade or respond under accelerated heat exposure.

18 How is Forced Convection Oven used in microbiology labs?

It is primarily used for drying sterilized glassware and incubating samples at high, non-biological temperatures for stability or degradation studies.

19 Can Forced Convection Oven be used for thermal degradation studies?

It is suitable for thermal degradation studies where materials are exposed to elevated temperatures over time to evaluate their structural or chemical stability.

20 How does Forced Convection Oven enhance throughput in lab workflows?

It enhances throughput by reducing drying and processing times, enabling labs to prepare more samples in less time while maintaining consistency.