New Laboratory Ovens
New Lab Ovens
New In Stock Equipment
LRE stocks New Laboratory Ovens including Mechanical Convection Ovens, Standard Series Ovens, Energy Saving Ovens, High Accuracy Ovens, Gravity Ovens, Inert Gas Ovens, Vacuum Ovens, Benchtop Vacuum Ovens and Hi-Vac Vacuum Ovens.
Mechanical Convection Ovens
Mechanical Convection Ovens have an internal fan to force heated air throughout the entire oven. Widely used for Testing and Manufacturing, these types of Mechanical Convection Ovens heat up fast and have a uniform distribution of heat. This method of heating works well with almost any size oven.
Standard Series Ovens
These Standard Mechanical Convection Ovens are suitable for most basic oven requirements.
Vacuum Ovens
Vacuum Ovens are designed to hold a Vacuum in an Airtight Atmosphere. Gravity Convection Heating is used to allow the heat to flow naturally thru the oven using diffusion (convection) of heat over time.
Vacuum Ovens are operated at large scale and designed for various purposes. A vacuum pump can be stored within the system.
High Accuracy Ovens
The High Accuracy Mechanical Convection Ovens have tighter than standard uniformity for applications that require very uniform conditions.
Energy Saving Ovens
These Energy Saving Mechanical Convection Ovens use up to 40% less energy than standard models. The maximum temperature attained by these ovens is 210°C.
Yamato DNE410
Yamato DNE601
Yamato DNE610
Yamato DNE810
Benchtop Vacuum Ovens
A Vacuum Oven that is small enough to be used on a lab bench is known as a Bench Top Vacuum Oven. We carry a variety of small sized Bench Top Vacuum Ovens.
Yamato ADP200C
Yamato ADP210C
Yamato ADP300C
Yamato ADP310C
Hi-Vac Vacuum Ovens
A Hi-Vac Vacuum Oven is designed to achieve a Very High Level of Vacuum (ranges between 1 x 10-4 to 10-7 torr) while the range for a standard vacuum oven is usually ~.1 torr. Some processes, such as testing satellite parts, require this Very High Level of Vacuum.
Gravity Ovens
In a Gravity Oven, the heat is allowed to flow naturally thru the oven using diffusion (convection) of heat over time. Gravity Ovens are usually smaller in size to utilize this method of heating.
Yamato DVS402C
Yamato DVS602C
Yamato DX302C
Yamato DX402C
Yamato DX602C
Inert Gas Ovens
Inert Gas Ovens are used when you need to prevent oxygen from corroding or scaling your product. An Inert Gas Oven can purge oxygen and replace it with an Inert Gas like Argon or Nitrogen and hold it in an atmosphere of pressurized inert gas.
Yamato DN411E
Yamato DN611E