Certified Material Testing Products has a full range of bench ovensmuffle furnaces for your lab. Our bench ovens are high performance for all your lab and testing needs. Small industrial ovens are great for drying, curing and sterilizing in industries like pharmaceuticals, medical clinics and electronics manufacturing.
Our Quincy Lab ovens are the industrial lab testing choice. These small lab ovens and our Despatch Benchtop Ovens are perfect for when space is limited but performance can’t be compromised. And our stainless steel Grieve Large Capacity Industrial Bench Ovens are the most economical for curing and drying.
In addition to the small industrial ovens and small lab ovens, the economical Muffle Furnaces have an inside chamber from 242³ to 5,865in³ and the muffle furnaces have a maximum temperature from 2,000º to 2,300ºF. The Muffle Furnaces have high heat and also have a choice of manual control with percent input knob or automatic digital controller with digital display and programmable features.
A convection oven is not an air fryer. It’s a versatile kitchen appliance that uses a fan to circulate hot air around the food, so it cooks faster and more evenly. This technology increases heat transfer, reduces cooking time and improves cook food overall. Convection ovens are very versatile and can be used for baking, roasting, broiling and even air frying. Whether you’re making a soufflé or a roast, a countertop oven that offers excellent temperature uniformity can do it all.
Benchtop ovens have many advantages for home kitchens and industrial labs. They are compact and space saving so they fit on a countertop, perfect for small kitchens or labs where space is limited. One of the key features of benchtop ovens is temperature control, critical for many industrial and lab applications. They can do general purpose heating and specialized applications that require temperature control. They are also energy efficient to reduce energy consumption and costs. Versatility is another big plus as benchtop ovens can be used for drying, curing, sterilizing and testing.
A countertop oven has many features that make them a must-have in any kitchen or lab. These benchtop ovens have multiple cooking modes like bake, roast, broil and air fry so you have many options to cook. They get very hot so they’re perfect for cooking tasks that require high heat, like using a pizza oven to get restaurant quality results at home. The heating elements can be coils or quartz and produce high heat for the air to cook food. A key feature of these ovens is the air flow system that uses fans to circulate hot air around the food to cook evenly and reduce cooking time. Precise temperature control with these heating elements is another feature of countertop convection ovens to get accurate and consistent results.
Choosing the right benchtop oven from the many small industrial ovens involves many factors. You need to choose the right small industrial ovens for your application like curing, drying and testing. First, make sure the oven can reach the temperature range you need for your application. Size and capacity is also important; choose one that can fit your sample or product size and quantity. If you need atmosphere control like inert gas or vacuum with a lab oven, you may also need to consider that. Safety features is another big one; look for benchtop ovens with built-in safety features like over-temperature protection and exhaust system. Lastly, consider the energy efficiency of the oven as it can affect your energy cost and environmental impact.
When choosing a benchtop oven, here are the key things to consider:
Temperature Range: The temperature range of a benchtop oven is critical depending on your application. Whether you need low temperature drying or high temperature curing, make sure the oven can reach and hold the temperature you need.
Atmosphere Control: For applications that require controlled atmosphere, look for benchtop ovens with inert gas or vacuum. This is important for processes that need to avoid oxidation or contamination.
Size and Capacity: Consider the size and capacity of the benchtop oven. Depending on your workspace and the volume of samples or products you need to process, choose one that fits your needs without sacrificing performance.
Material Compatibility: Make sure the benchtop oven is compatible with the materials you will be processing. Different materials may require specific oven features to avoid damage or contamination.
Energy Efficiency: Energy efficiency is a big one as it affects your energy cost and environmental impact. Look for benchtop ovens that have energy saving features without sacrificing performance.
Safety Features: Safety is key in any lab or industrial setting. Look for benchtop ovens with built-in safety features like over-temperature protection and exhaust system to ensure safe operation.
Ease of Use: The user interface and automated features of the benchtop oven can make a big difference. Choose ovens that are easy to use and come with clear instructions and simple controls.
Cooking with convection oven requires some adjustments to your traditional cooking method to maximize its benefits. Since convection oven cooks faster than traditional oven, you need to reduce the cooking time. Since it cooks more efficiently, you can use lower temperature to get the same results. Using a baking pan in countertop oven makes it more convenient and practical to bake many foods. Choose the right cookware; choose items that allows air circulation like wire racks or perforated baking pan. Don’t overcrowd the oven to let the hot air circulate around the food to cook evenly.
When using convection oven, follow these safety precautions and guidelines. Read the manual to get to know the oven features and operation. Wear oven mitts and protective eyewear when handling hot cookware and oven racks. Keep children away from the oven when in use. Clean the oven regularly to prevent food residue and splatters from building up that can affect performance and safety. Follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines for specific application like sterilization or drying.
Regular maintenance and cleaning is key to extend the life and performance of your countertop oven. Here are some tips to keep your oven in good shape:
Clean the Oven Door and Exterior: After each use, wipe the oven door and exterior with a damp cloth to remove any splatters or spills. This will not only keep your oven looking clean but also prevent buildup that can affect performance.
Remove Food Debris: Check the oven floor and walls for any food debris or spills. Use a soft cloth or sponge to easy clean these areas, make sure no residue is left behind.
Clean Oven Racks and Shelves: Use a mild cleaning solution and soft-bristled brush to clean the oven racks and shelves. For tough stains, make a paste with baking soda and water, apply it to the stained area and let it sit for 30 minutes before wiping clean.
Check and Replace the Air Filter: To maintain good air flow and cooking performance, check the air filter regularly and replace it when needed. This will keep your oven running smoothly.
Read the Manual: For deep cleaning, read your oven’s manual. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to avoid damaging any parts and keep your oven in good condition.
Pizza Ovens: Clean the interior and exterior of your pizza oven regularly to prevent food buildup and to perform at its best. Check the heating elements and air flow system for even cooking and crispy crusts.
Apart from standard countertop ovens, there are also custom and specialty ovens for specific applications. These ovens can be designed to meet unique requirements such as:
High-Temperature Ovens: For applications that requires extremely high temperatures, such as ceramic or glass processing. They can withstand and maintain high heat for a long time.
Vacuum Ovens: For drying or curing sensitive materials, vacuum ovens remove air and moisture from the chamber, a controlled environment that prevents oxidation and contamination.
Inert Gas Ovens: For materials that needs to be protected from reactive gases, these ovens use inert gas like nitrogen to create a stable environment for sensitive processes.
Clean Room Ovens: For use in clean room environment, these ovens ensures that materials are processed in a contamination-free area, perfect for industries like pharmaceuticals and electronics.
Specialty Ovens: From pizza ovens to air fryers, specialty ovens are for specific culinary or industrial applications. These ovens has unique features that caters to particular needs, to perform at its best.
Benchtop ovens are used in various industrial and laboratory applications because of its precision and efficiency. Here are some of the common uses:
Quality Control Laboratories: Benchtop ovens are used for testing and analyzing materials and products to meet industry standards.
Small-Scale Production Facilities: These benchtop ovens are perfect for manufacturing and processing small quantities of products, with precise temperature control and consistent results.
Medical and Dental Clinics: Benchtop ovens for sterilizing equipment and supplies, a convenient and efficient way to meet hygiene standards.
Electronics Manufacturing: In electronic components production, benchtop ovens for drying and curing, to remove moisture from components before assembly.
Pharmaceuticals: These benchtop ovens are also used in pharmaceutical industry for drying and curing products to meet requirements.
Benchtop ovens has precise temperature control, energy efficient and easy to use for these applications.
Benchtop ovens are used in:
Laboratory Research: In laboratory, benchtop ovens is used for drying, curing and sterilizing. Precise temperature control and reliability makes them a must-have tool for researchers.
Industrial Manufacturing: Benchtop ovens is used in industrial manufacturing process, drying, curing and heat treating. Consistent results is vital for product quality.
Food Processing: In food industry, benchtop ovens is used for baking, roasting and air frying. Versatile and energy efficient for small scale food production and culinary experimentation.
Pharmaceuticals: Pharmaceuticals uses benchtop ovens for drying, curing and sterilizing products. Benchtop ovens ensures pharmaceutical products meet quality and safety standards.
Aerospace: Aerospace applications requires precise heat treating and curing process. Benchtop ovens provides the control and reliability for processing aerospace components.
Automotive: In automotive industry, benchtop ovens is used for drying, curing and heat treating parts and materials. Precision and consistency is critical for automotive components durability and performance.
Electronics: Electronics industry uses benchtop ovens for drying, curing and heat treating electronic components. These ovens removes moisture and ensures integrity of electronic assemblies.
These industries benefits from the precision, reliability and flexibility of benchtop ovens, can be used for various applications. Whether for research, manufacturing or food processing, benchtop ovens has the performance and versatility to meet industrial demands.
Q: What is the difference between a convection oven and a toaster oven? A: A countertop oven has a fan to circulate hot air, cooks faster and more evenly. A toaster oven uses radiant heat and is for toasting and reheating.
Q: Can I use countertop oven for slow cooking? A: Yes, many countertop ovens has slow cook function, you can cook at lower temperature for longer period.
Q: How do I choose the right size of countertop oven for me? A: Think of the cooking space you need and the counter space you have. A bigger oven is needed for bigger family or cooking multiple dishes at once.
Q: What are the benefits of convection oven? A: Convection oven cooks faster and more evenly, better texture and flavor. Uses less energy than traditional oven.
In short, countertop oven is a must have in your kitchen. With convection cooking and temperature control, it has many cooking options and benefits. Whether you need small industrial oven for small meal or big oven for big gathering, there’s a countertop oven for you. Follow the above tips to keep your oven clean.
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