Forced Convection Oven 45-FCO104

Lab Expo Forced Convection Oven 45-FCO104 operates from ambient +10°C to 220°C providing accurate temperature control. It features a 100L chamber volume providing ample space for various testing. It offers easy temperature calibration ensuring reliable and precise results. Our oven features analog fan control allowing users to adjust airflow for optimal heating.

$3,552.00 $ 2960

Forced Convection Oven 45-FCO104 - Specifications

Chamber Volume 100L
Temperature Range Amb +10 to 220°C
Temperature Fluctuation ±0.4°C
Variation ±3.3°C
No of Wire Shelves (standard/max) 0.15384615384615
Electrical Requirements 6A
Internal Dimension (W×D×H) 455×430×510mm
External Dimension (W×D×H) 610×595×877mm
Weight 47kg

Forced Convection Oven 45-FCO104 - Key Features

  • Microprocessor PID control with 0.1C resolution
  • LED Control Interface for real-time monitoring
  • Dual Sync Timer Modes up to 9999 minutes
  • Triple Temperature Pre-set storage locations
  • Rounded Chamber Design with 100L capacity

Forced Convection Oven 45-FCO104 - Applications

FunctionImplementation
Quality control testing±0.4°C fluctuation supports precise analytical validation
Clinical sample drying100L chamber volume accommodates batch processing
Research thermal studiesAmb +10 to 220°C enables controlled heating protocols
Industrial material curingAnalog fan control adjusts airflow for uniform heat distribution
Pharmaceutical stability assessmentTemperature range maintains consistent environmental conditions

Forced Convection Oven 45-FCO104 - Catalog

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