Program time, temperature, and rate of temperature change. These furnaces reach temperatures as high as 2192° F for heat-treating metal. These furnaces have six programmable parameters: 1) delay start, 2) rate of temperature change, 3) target temperature, 4) temperature timer, 5) memory retrieval, and 6) °C/°F digital display. Link two three-stage programs to create a six-stage operation. A maximum of 10 programs can be stored with up to a seven-day delay. An LCD shows internal temperature, countdown time, and program number.

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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 550° F.

Use these chambers to dry coatings, inks, paints, and light-activated adhesives, or strengthen and finish 3D-printed parts made of liquid resin. With a light intensity five times greater than our bench-top ultraviolet lamp, these chambers work five times as quickly, cutting down curing time to seconds or minutes. The greater intensity also creates a deeper cure in your part. Light reflects off the chamber walls to give your piece a more consistent cure throughout, as well. The aluminum housing protects you by containing UV rays, and an automatic lamp shutter blocks light even when the door is open. Still, users should always wear UV-protective glasses and clothing when the system is turned on.

Setup is simple: Place the lamp on top of the housing, plug it into an electrical outlet, and the unit is ready to cure. The lamp’s light intensity is adjustable, so you can turn it down to avoid damaging sensitive material. An adjustable shelf accommodates items small to large. A timer ensures that the lamp won’t stay on for too long, leaving you free to do other tasks. With a handle on top, these chambers can be moved easily around your facility.

To remotely control and monitor, connect to PLCs using the 15-pin D-sub connector. Cord included.

Chambers and replacement bulbs cannot be sold to Canada due to regulations limiting mercury content.

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Store electrodes at the optimum temperature to keep them dry and in prime condition. A light indicates the oven is on.

Transfer electrodes from a holding oven to the job site. The oven stores electrodes at the optimum temperature to keep them dry and in prime condition. It requires power during transit in order to maintain temperature. A light indicates the oven is on.

Heat food quickly with these microwave ovens. They have a see-through door and an interior light to keep an eye on food as it cooks.

Style A have programmable controls for quick one-touch cooking. A glass turntable rotates food for even cooking. They are UL listed. They cannot be sold outside the United States due to product regulation restrictions and/or energy efficiency requirements.

Styles B and C are commercial quality to stand up to frequent use. Bottom-feed heat distribution provides uniform cooking. They are UL listed and meet NSF/ANSI standards. Style B have a dial timer marked in 10-, 15-, and 30-second intervals to provide up to six minutes of cook time. Style C have programmable controls for quick one-touch cooking. They also have automatic three-stage programming: program the oven to defrost food, begin cooking at one level, and finish cooking at another level.

Keep food warm during storage and transportation. The cabinet is insulated in the top, sides, and doors, and a light indicates when the power is on. The doors have a magnetic latch and can be installed to open from either direction. Tray racks are removable for easy cleaning. The cabinet is UL listed and meets NSF/ANSI standards for food equipment.