Forced Air Drying Oven EZL-FDO101 Catalog

Description

EziLab offers the Forced Air Drying Oven EZL-FDO101, a 72L laboratory drying oven that heats from room temperature plus 5°C up to 300°C with 0.1°C resolution and fluctuation within 1°C. Uniform forced airflow moves heat through a 400 by 400 by 450 mm working chamber, and removable inner shelves allow flexible loading. Multi-segment programmable control and a 1 to 9999 minute timer run unattended cycles, while over-temperature protection guards each run. Active air circulation removes the cold spots of a gravity unit, so this forced air oven dries samples near the door at the same rate as those in the center. Labs use it for moisture removal, glassware drying, curing coatings and adhesives, and heat-treating materials, and staged programs ramp temperature for sensitive samples. As a lab oven reaching 300°C, it covers both drying and higher-temperature work. Pharmaceutical teams dry granules and condition excipients, while electronics manufacturers bake circuit boards and cure encapsulants. Materials research labs anneal polymers and test thermal aging, and general and teaching laboratories use this hot air oven for dry heat sterilizing glassware. The roomy 72L chamber comfortably suits mid-size batches. See the Forced Air Drying Ovens and Forced Air Drying Oven pages for full specifications.

Specifications

Capacity 72L
Temperature Range RT+5 to 300℃
Temperature Resolution 0.1˚C
Temperature Fluctuation ± 1˚C
Working Size 400 × 400 × 450mm
Timer 1 to 9999 minutes
Voltage AC 220V 50HZ
Power Consumption 1400W
Dimension 550 × 600 × 800mm
Net Weight 45 Kg
Gross Weight 72 Kg

Features

  • ✓ Multi-segment programmable control
  • ✓ Uniform forced airflow 
  • ✓ Removable inner shelves 
  • ✓ Over-temperature protection
  • ✓ User-friendly interface

Applications

  • ✓ Forced Air Drying Oven EZL-FDO101 are used for drying, curing, and heat-treating samples where uniform temperature distribution is essential. They are widely applied in laboratories, electronics, pharmaceuticals and material research industries for thermal processing.