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Thermo Kendro Compact Vacuum Oven VT 6025, Up to +200°C with Stainless Steel Ball Valve, Inert Gas Connection

Brand:Thermo Scientific

Specifications

HS Code #
84198998
Depth int.
307 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH)
480 x 450 x 600 mm
Ext. depth
450 mm
Ext. height
600 mm
Ext. width
480 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height int.
275 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH)
300 x 307 x 275 mm
Int. width
300 mm
IP code
IP 20

$18,925.45

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Thermo Kendro Compact Vacuum Oven VT 6025 is a high-performance instrument designed for precise drying, curing, and sample preparation under controlled vacuum conditions. With a maximum temperature of +200°C and a 25 L capacity, this oven is perfect for materials that require gentle processing in a vacuum environment. The added stainless steel ball valve and inert gas connection allow for enhanced control, enabling users to safely introduce inert gases such as nitrogen or argon, ensuring a contaminant-free atmosphere during the process. This feature makes it ideal for sensitive samples that require an oxygen-free environment. Its compact design ensures that it fits in labs with limited space while providing high-efficiency results.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Kendro
  • Temperature Range: Up to +200°C for diverse drying and curing applications
  • Capacity: 25 L, suitable for small to medium sample volumes
  • Inert Gas Connection: Stainless steel ball valve for controlled introduction of inert gases (e.g., nitrogen or argon)
  • Application: Ideal for sensitive drying and curing processes under vacuum with oxygen-free conditions
  • Design: Compact and space-saving, suitable for small laboratories

The Thermo Kendro Compact Vacuum Oven VT 6025 with stainless steel ball valve and inert gas connection is a reliable choice for laboratories that require precise vacuum drying with controlled atmospheric conditions.

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It is a high-performance instrument designed for precise drying, curing, and sample preparation under controlled vacuum conditions. With a maximum temperature of +200°C and a 25 L capacity, this oven is perfect for materials that require gentle processing in a vacuum environment. The added stainless steel ball valve and inert gas connection allow for enhanced control, enabling users to safely introduce inert gases such as nitrogen or argon, ensuring a contaminant-free atmosphere during the process. This feature makes it ideal for sensitive samples that require an oxygen-free environment. Its compact design ensures that it fits in labs with limited space while providing high-efficiency results.

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