EziLab Muffle Furnace EZL-MF302 operates up to 1700°C with 36L chamber and high purity MoSi2 heating element, offering a lab muffle furnace with PID automatic control, 1°C temperature variation, 0 to 20°C/min adjustable heating rate, B-type thermocouple, and 7-inch colour touchscreen. The 36L chamber supports high-volume ultra-high-temperature loads with stable thermal exposure across the work zone. MoSi2 heating element supports stable performance up to 1700°C, while B-type thermocouple feedback supports stable regulation for advanced ceramics research, refractory testing, sintering studies, and material science workflows via Lab Equipment and EziLab's full range of furnaces for lab workflow integration.



Capacity 36 L
Maximum Working Temperature 1700°C (<3 hours)
Continuous Working Temperature 800 to 1650°C
Heating Rate Maximum Heating Rate: 0 to 20°C/min
Temperature Accuracy ±1°C
Thermocouple B type
Heating Element High purity MoSi2 heating element
Temperature Control PID automatic control
Furnace Material Double layer steel casing
Display 7” colour touch screen
Rated Power 12 Kw
Working Voltage AC 208V to 240V, 50Hz
Chamber Dimension (W×D×H) 300×300×400 mm
Overall Dimension (W×D×H) 640×1530×900 mm
Net Weight 240 Kg
  • Ceramic fiber furnace chamber to ensure fast heating rate and save power

  • 51 programmable segments for precise control

  • Intelligent sensor alarm function

  • Digital PID controller

  • Intuitive and easy to use operating menu

  • Easy to open door handles

  • Current temperature and setting temperature are displayed separately on control panel

  • Highly efficient fan motor ensures uniform air circulation

  • Excellent temperature accuracy

  • Simple to use and maintain

  • Over-temperature limit function

  • Less and low noise operation with gentle air currents

  • Vent hole on top is a perfect solution for waste gas during material sintering

  • These furnaces are used for various purposes such as development of new materials, including industrial and biotechnology products are being used as the basis of a common laboratory equipment.