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	Capacity Capacity

0.25 to 0.99 cu. ft.

1 to 4.99 cu. ft.

5 cu. ft. or greater

Less than 0.25 cu. ft.

	Heater Type Heater Type

	Maximum Temperature Setting Maximum Temperature Setting

	Inside Depth Inside Depth

	Current Current

	Number of Doors Number of Doors

	NEMA Style NEMA Style

	Temperature Control Temperature Control

	Overall Width Overall Width

	Wattage Wattage

Less than 1,100 W

1,100 to 1,499 W

1,500 to 1,999 W

2,000 W or greater

	Overall Depth Overall Depth

	Overall Height Overall Height

	Minimum Temperature Setting Minimum Temperature Setting

	Inside Height Inside Height

	Inside Width Inside Width

	Door Opening Direction Door Opening Direction

Swings to the Side

	Electrical Connection Type Electrical Connection Type

	Scale Scale

	Material Material

Stainless Steel

	Heat Output Heat Output

	Number of Shelves Number of Shelves

	Mobility Mobility

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Ovens and Furnaces

High-Temperature Furnaces

High-Temperature Furnaces

To achieve the temperature required for heat-treating metal, chose a furnace rather than an oven. These furnaces heat up to 2012Â° F.

Ovens

Ovens

Also known as gravity convection and laboratory ovens, heat rises from the base into the oven chamber and out through the top vents. Use these general purpose ovens for heating and curing up to 437Â° F.

Forced-Air Ovens

Forced-Air Ovens

These mechanical convection ovens have a blower to circulate air for more consistent heating throughout than gravity-style ovens. They heat and cure up to 550Â° F.

Other Furnaces

Heaters

Heaters

Tabletop Forges

Tabletop Forges

Heat metal quickly and evenly so it can be shaped.

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