Hot Chambers

Some Essential Features of Hot Chamber (Oven)

These chambers are designed for reliability, accuracy, and long-term durability, with several key features:

• Precise Temperature Control

  • Digital or analog temperature controllers.
  • Uniform heating to maintain consistent internal temperatures.

• Wide Temperature Range

  • Typically ranges from ambient to 300°C or higher, depending on the design.

• Insulated Chamber

  • High-quality thermal insulation to retain heat and improve energy efficiency.

• Air Circulation System

  • Forced or natural convection for uniform temperature distribution.

• Robust Construction

  • Made of corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel for durability and safety.

• Safety Features

  • Over-temperature protection, automatic shut-off, and alarms.

• Safety Features

  • Over-temperature protection.
  • Door interlocks.
  • Emergency shutoff systems.
  • Alarms for temperature or humidity deviations.

• Adjustable Shelving or Racks

  • Allows for flexible loading of samples or components.

• Viewing Window

  • Heat-resistant glass window for monitoring without opening the door.

• Programmable Controls (Advanced Models)

  • Set multiple time-temperature profiles for complex processes.

• Ventilation System

  • Exhaust or fresh-air inlet to manage fumes, moisture, or volatile substances.
  • Custom sizes for larger or specialized applications or our fix model as per below table.

Key Applications of Hot Chambers

These chambers are used across various sectors such as:

• Drying & Curing
  

  • Drying coatings, paints, or adhesives.
  • Curing polymers, resins, or composites.

• Heat Treatment
  

  • Annealing, tempering, or stress-relieving metals and alloys.
  • Preheating materials before further processing.

• Sterilization
  

  • Sterilizing laboratory instruments or materials using dry heat.
  • Curing polymers, resins, or composites.

• Aging & Testing
  

  • Accelerated aging tests for materials and electronics.
  • Thermal testing of components under controlled heat.

• Baking and Sintering
  

  • Baking ceramics or powder metallurgy components.
  • Sintering metal powders or glass.

• Evaporation
  

  • Removing moisture or solvents from materials.

Standard Models