Laboratory furnaces
Laboratory furnaces for precise heat treatment, material testing and quality control across a wide range of laboratory and industrial applications.
Muffle furnaces
Protected chamber for precise laboratory processes.
Tube furnaces
For controlled atmosphere and advanced processes.
High-temperature furnaces
For demanding high-temperature applications.
Ashing furnaces
For combustion analysis and ash determination.
Special furnaces
For gradient and gravimetric methods.
Product sorting
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Max temp: 1100°C | Volume: 3 l | Voltage: 230 V
Max temp: 1100°C | Volume: 5 l | Voltage: 230 V
Max temp: 1100°C | Volume: 9 l | Voltage: 230 V
Max temp: 1100°C | Volume: 15 l | Voltage: 230 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 75 mm | Voltage: 400 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 100 mm | Voltage: 400 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 50 mm | Voltage: 230 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 50 mm | Voltage: 400 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 50 mm | Voltage: 400 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 75 mm | Voltage: 400 V
Max temp: 1300°C | Tube diameter: 75 mm | Voltage: 400 V
What are laboratory furnaces?
Laboratory furnaces are designed for controlled heat treatment of materials where precise temperature control, stability and repeatable results are required. They are used in laboratories and industrial environments for testing, development and quality control.
Typical applications
- Material testing and development
- Quality control and process validation
- Heat treatment of metals (annealing, tempering)
- Sintering and calcination of materials
- Ashing and combustion analysis (LOI)
- Verification of technological processes and material properties
How to choose a laboratory furnace
- Maximum temperature – according to your process
- Chamber volume – based on sample size and batch capacity
- Temperature uniformity – for consistent and repeatable results
- Control system – basic or programmable control
- Operation mode – intermittent or continuous use
- Special requirements – atmosphere, ventilation, precision
FAQ
What is the difference between laboratory and industrial furnaces?
Laboratory furnaces are designed for precise process control and smaller batches, while industrial furnaces are built for continuous operation and higher capacity.
What temperature do I need?
Typical laboratory processes range from approximately 200 °C to 1100 °C, while advanced applications require higher temperatures.
Can the furnace be adapted to my process?
Yes, laboratory furnaces can be equipped with programmable controllers, ventilation systems or controlled atmospheres depending on the application.
- Custom solutions tailored to your process
- Possibility to test your material before purchase
- Reliable operation and long service life
Contact us and get a furnace tailored to your process. Or test your material in our testing center before making a decision.