The heating and drying ovens sector finds several laboratory ovens in use. Often these have special purpose given the applications they are dealing with. For users involved in application sectors such as the following will find a vacuum oven most useful:
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The intelligent direct heating via individually positionable thermoshelves with separate sensors guarantees the shortest possible heating and process times. The control circuits react precisely to different loads or humidity and maintain the set temperature uniformly during vacuum drying. Due to the direct contact between the heating and the load, there is practically no heat loss. Each thermoshelf can be controlled and calibrated separately.
Digitally controlled vacuum cycles, in which the working chamber is vented at short intervals, considerably shorten the drying time. Ramps with different temperature and vacuum setpoints can be programmed easily and quickly via the AtmoCONTROL software.
With the software, intuitive programming of different temperature and vacuum setpoints are seen. Furthermore, display of all logged set and actual values are noted as well as archiving of ramps and program sequences.
In combination with the speed-controlled, chemically resistant vacuum pump, the VO series saves around 70% energy in ramp operation compared to an uncontrolled pump. The ultimate vacuum of up to 2 mbar enables a wide range of applications, and due to demand-oriented pump control and thus optimised flushing processes, the diaphragms have a significantly increased service life. Another feature is that of the turbo drying feature in a Memmert lab vacuum oven.
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