Ovens, Furnaces & Incubators
Hot air ovens, muffle and high-temperature furnaces, water baths, stability chambers and refrigerated equipment.
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Cannot find it? Ask on WhatsApp →Muffle Furnace, 1200 °C
Programmable high-temperature muffle furnace for ashing, loss on ignition and heat treatment.
Ex-stockIS 4032Maximum temperature: 1200 °C (1400 °C on request)
Specification for Muffle Furnace, 1200 °C
Specification for Muffle Furnace, 1200 °C Maximum temperature 1200 °C (1400 °C on request) Chamber sizes 4 L, 7 L, 12 L and 22 L Control PID with digital display; programmable ramp-soak to order Stability ± 5 °C at set point Heating elements Kanthal A1 on ceramic; SiC rods on 1400 °C models Insulation Ceramic fibre Services Installation & commissioning · Calibration · Validation & qualification · Annual maintenance contract · Spares & consumables Standards
IS 4032Typical applications
- Loss on ignition of cement, fly ash and aggregate
- Ash content of coal, food and polymer
- Sulphate and chloride content preparation
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Hot Air Oven, Digital, 250 °C
Forced-convection laboratory oven with stainless steel chamber for drying, moisture determination and dry-heat sterilisation.
Ex-stockIS 2720 (Part 2)Temperature range: Ambient +10 °C to 250 °C (300 °C on request)
Specification for Hot Air Oven, Digital, 250 °C
Specification for Hot Air Oven, Digital, 250 °C Temperature range Ambient +10 °C to 250 °C (300 °C on request) Uniformity ± 2 °C at 105 °C Chamber Stainless steel 304, sizes from 45 L to 336 L Air circulation Forced, with adjustable fresh-air damper Control Digital PID with over-temperature cut-out Services Installation & commissioning · Calibration · Validation & qualification · Annual maintenance contract · Spares & consumables Standards
IS 2720 (Part 2)Typical applications
- Moisture content of soil, aggregate and food
- Drying of glassware and samples
- Dry-heat sterilisation
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Vacuum Oven, Laboratory, 27 Litres
Double-walled 27-litre vacuum oven with a mirror-polished stainless steel 316 chamber and PID control from 50 °C to 200 °C, for drying heat-sensitive materials at reduced pressure.
IndentTemperature range: 50 °C to 200 °C
Specification for Vacuum Oven, Laboratory, 27 Litres
Specification for Vacuum Oven, Laboratory, 27 Litres Temperature range 50 °C to 200 °C Vacuum range 50 to 760 mm of Hg Controller PID digital controller with auto-tune Inner chamber Stainless steel 316, mirror polished Construction Double walled, with stainless steel 304 exterior Observation window Thick tempered glass Shelves Two, removable Capacity 27 litres Working chamber 300 × 300 × 300 mm (12 × 12 × 12 inch) Power 1750 W Power supply 230 V, 50 Hz, single phase, AC Typical applications
- Vacuum drying of heat-sensitive materials
- Uniform drying of laboratory samples
- Industrial drying of heat-sensitive product
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Digital Water Bath, 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 Hole
Stainless steel digital water bath in four sizes from 6 to 24 litres, with 125 mm concentric-ring openings, PID control and a drain valve, for heating samples in beakers and flasks.
IndentNumber of holes, 2H / 4H / 6H / 8H: 2 / 4 / 6 / 8
Specification for Digital Water Bath, 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 Hole
Specification for Digital Water Bath, 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 Hole Number of holes, 2H / 4H / 6H / 8H 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 Volume (approx.), 2H / 4H / 6H / 8H 6 L / 12 L / 18 L / 24 L Linear size (L x W x H), 2H / 4H / 6H / 8H 301 x 157 x 142 mm / 304 x 304 x 138 mm / 305 x 470 x 138 mm / 305 x 610 x 138 mm Hole size 125 mm Cover ring per hole 5 rings per hole Temperature range RT +10°C ~ 100°C Temperature resolution 0.1°C Temperature accuracy 0.5°C Temperature control mode PID, microcomputer program Heater Stainless steel U type heating element Water outlet Independent drain valve Wetted materials Stainless steel pot, stamped inner liner with sealing structure; stainless steel and PC on all water contact surfaces 9 further specifications on the full record.
Typical applications
- Heating biological and biochemical samples
- Cell and bacteria culture at set temperature
- Reagent warming and sample thawing
- Enzyme and serological incubation
- Evaporation and extraction in beakers and flasks
Also known as
- Water bath
- Serological water bath
- Constant temperature water bath
- Multi-hole water bath
- Digital thermostatic bath
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What laboratories usually order alongside this.
Microbiology & Sterilisation
Autoclaves, laminar air flow cabinets, BOD and bacteriological incubators, colony counters and aseptic handling equipment.
Analytical Instruments
Balances, pH and conductivity meters, spectrophotometers, titration apparatus, extraction and digestion systems.
Concrete & Cement Testing
Compression testing machines, workability apparatus, cement fineness and setting-time equipment, moulds and non-destructive testing.
Why we publish the standard revision, not just the number.
Testing instruments are bought against a method, and a method is written against a standard. When that standard is revised, the old number stays in circulation for years — sometimes decades — because catalogues copy each other and nobody re-checks.
Three examples currently live across this industry: ASTM D1559 for Marshall stability, withdrawn in 1998. ASTM D422 for hydrometer analysis, withdrawn in 2016. IS 13311 for non-destructive concrete testing, absorbed into the IS 516 family in 2018. All three still appear on product listings you can buy from today.
That matters commercially, not just pedantically. If your quality manual cites a withdrawn standard, a NABL assessor will raise it, and the fastest way that error enters a manual is by being copied off a supplier’s specification sheet.
On qualification: for pharmaceutical customers, the documentation is half the purchase. GMP-specification equipment differs in its contact surfaces, its control system, its printed cycle records and its IQ/OQ/PQ protocol set. Specify that requirement at enquiry stage — retrofitting it after installation costs more and delays qualification.
On site preparation: compression testing machines, ductility baths, abrasion machines and large ovens need foundations, three-phase supply, drainage or extraction. We issue the foundation drawing and utility schedule with the quotation so the civil work can run in parallel with the delivery lead time rather than after it.
