The vacuum drying oven is designed specifically for drying thermosensitive, easily decomposable, and oxidizable substances. It can be filled with inert gas inside, especially for complex components that can be quickly dried.

Each oven has a specific scope of application, and one can find a drying device that meets their needs. Usually, the most suitable one is only one. If the selection is wrong, not only will it bear unnecessary procurement costs, such as low efficiency, poor product quality, high operating costs, and energy consumption, but it will also seriously make the device unusable.

How to choose an oven? It is difficult to say which one or several items are the most important. The ideal selection of an oven must be based on one's own conditions, and sometimes a compromise is necessary. So how to choose a suitable oven

First, you need to know the temperature range you are using

Only by knowing your own temperature range can you match the corresponding instrument. Otherwise, buying the product will also be a pile of scrap iron, which will cause waste of company resources. The temperature range of the drying oven is from room temperature to 200 ℃ or 250 ℃, or from room temperature to 300 ℃, with the highest usage temperature. Production can also be configured according to customer needs.

Secondly, clarify what experimental results one needs to achieve when using a drying oven

The drying device must first be suitable for specific materials and meet the basic usage requirements of material drying, including the ability to handle materials well (feeding, conveying, fluidization, dispersion, heat transfer, etc.), and meet the basic requirements of processing capacity, dehydration amount, product quality, etc.