The global energy crisis is growing and is driving the costs of energy higher, making energy consciousness not only a necessity in terms of the environment, but also important for cost savings.

The integrity of samples is paramount in all critical laboratory processes, and important in more routine operations.

Most laboratory workers view ovens almost as utilities, using them principally for drying glassware and heatresistant equipment, regenerating desiccants and catalysts, gently heating samples (and sometimes whole experiments), and curing or preparing materials and composites.

Isotherm® Series features multiple redundant over-temperature protection systems for maximum sample and user protection.

Nobody gets excited about lab ovens, but they are definitely essential lab components. Ovens are found in almost every industrial, research and development laboratory. Keep reading to get the exciting results of our lab ovens survey.

“Nobody gets excited about lab ovens,” comments one vendor, “but ovens are definitely essential lab components.”

Many experienced lab technicians are aware of the sweet spot in their oven or incubator–the back right-hand corner of the middle shelf where their experiment or process always comes out right.

Ovens are particularly common in chemistry, biology, medical, materials, and forensics labs.