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Heratherm™ Advanced Protocol Oven – 6.0cuft. – Mechanical Convection

Heratherm™ Advanced Protocol Oven – 6.0cuft. – Mechanical Convection

SKU: Item #:OV-3003

Regular price $ 3,789.87
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Product Description

Heratherm ovens provide programmable temperature control for drying, heating, conditioning, and general laboratory applications. Advanced Protocol mechanical-convection configurations provide forced airflow, programmable ramps and dwells, adjustable fan operation, timers, and stainless-steel chambers, making them well suited to laboratories that require more process control than a basic gravity-convection oven.

Key Features

  • Programmable microprocessor temperature control
  • Mechanical-convection configurations for faster drying and recovery
  • Programmable temperature ramps and dwells
  • Up to 10 programs with 10 steps per program on applicable Advanced Protocol models
  • Electronically controlled fan speed and damper position
  • Automatic program repeat capability
  • Built-in timer functions
  • Access port for independent monitoring sensors
  • Stainless-steel chamber
  • Calibration-offset capability
  • Multiple chamber capacities available

Included Items

  • Heratherm oven in selected capacity/configuration
  • Two shelves are supplied with most Advanced Protocol models

Additional shelves are available separately. Please call HMA to confirm oven/shelf configuration

Typical Applications

Aggregate and soil drying, asphalt material conditioning, laboratory glassware drying, moisture testing preparation, heating samples and containers, and general construction materials laboratory use.

Lab Manager's Tip

Pay close attention to both chamber capacity and convection type when selecting a Heratherm. Mechanical convection is generally the better fit when faster drying, recovery, and temperature distribution are important, while gravity convection can be useful for applications where minimizing air movement is desirable.