Digital Oven – Laboratory Instrument

B-ONE Digital Drying Oven

Digital oven in a laboratory is a heating device used for various applications that require precise and consistent temperature control. Unlike a water bath, which uses water as the heating medium, a digital oven uses dry, hot air to maintain temperatures, usually ranging from ambient temperature to over 300°C, depending on the model. Digital ovens are equipped with digital controls and displays for easy programming and accurate temperature settings, making them essential for a wide range of applications.

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LWB series from B-ONE adopts LCD and PID temperature control mode, with fast temperature rise and accurate temperature control technology, fast temperature rise and accurate temperature control. This series of thermostatic waterbath port has the function of preventing dry burning, which can avoid damage to the inner tank and heating pipe of the water bath pot caused by dry burning. Built in drainage pipe for easy drainage.

Key features:

Digital Temperature Control and Display: The oven’s digital control panel allows for precise temperature settings, which can be monitored on a digital display. This ensures accuracy within a range of ±1°C.
Uniform Heat Distribution: B-ONE digital ovens include fans or other circulation mechanisms to ensure even heat distribution throughout the oven chamber, providing consistent temperatures for all samples.
Programmable Settings: B-ONE digital ovens have features such as programmable time , fan speed and temperature profiles, allowing for controlled ramping (gradual temperature increase or decrease).
Safety Features: B-ONE digital ovens come with over-temperature alarms to ensure user safety and to protect samples from excessive heating.
Low Noise Operation: B-ONE digital ovens operating with a low noise.

Applications of Digital Oven:

Digital ovens are widely used in research, chemical, biological, and industrial labs for tasks such as:

Drying Samples: For removing moisture from glassware, samples, or reagents, essential for many chemical and biological experiments.
Sterilization: Commonly used to sterilize equipment and materials, especially in microbiology labs, as it can reach high enough temperatures to kill bacteria and other contaminants.
Baking or Curing: Used in material science labs for curing resins, polymers, and coatings, which often need sustained heating.
Evaporation: Helpful in accelerating evaporation, especially for solvent removal in chemical and pharmaceutical labs.
Aging or Stress Testing: Used to simulate long-term storage conditions or stress test materials by subjecting them to consistent heat.

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