Muffle Furnace, Digital Control, Max. Temp. 2000F (1093C), 95.7L
The 3.38ft³ (95.7L) Muffle Furnace with a touchscreen controller is a large laboratory muffle furnace for high-temperature applications. The MF-8A model has a maximum temperature of 2,000°F (1,093°C).
This muffle furnace is a front-open door model with a built-in stand that lifts the firing chamber safely off the worktable, so no extra stand is needed. The chamber interior walls are made of 2.5in (63.5mm) thick refractory firebrick and heating elements are mounted inside the firebrick to allow easy access for maintenance.
When the oven door is opened, the heating elements stop; the open door can be used to hold trays for loading or unloading. This furnace is equipped with a touchscreen controller that features multiple precision programming options, the ability to adjust during firing, an alarm, error codes, and more. The controller can store up to 30 custom user programs, up to 32 segments per program, and is Wi-Fi enabled.
Heating Applications
- Ashing
- Ignition tests
- Gravimetric analyses
- Soil testing
- Aggregate testing
- Cement testing
Features
- Housed inside a painted, heavy-gauge steel case for a long service life
- The Touchscreen controller features easy-to-follow screen descriptions, a graphical display of the firing process, and built-in diagnostics testing for use with a current sensor
- Heating elements stop operating when the oven door is open
- Vent hole in the door with stainless steel cover
Comes with a one year warranty.
Maximum Temperature 2,000F (1,093C)
Chamber Capacity 3.38ft³ (95.7L)
Plug Rating NEMA 6-50R
Electrical 240V, 50/60Hz, 30 amps, 1 phase, 7,200 Watts
Chamber Dimensions 21 x 21 x 13.3in (533.4 x 533.4 x 337.8mm), WxDxH
Product Dimensions 37.5 x 30 x 23in (952.5 x 762 x 584.2mm), WxDxH
Accessories:
- Crucible Tongs to safely remove beakers and other labware from the furnace
- Porcelain Crucibles used for loss-on-ignition testing of cement, fly ash, and soils and are available in 10, 30, or 45mL
- Heat Resistant Gloves provide additional operator protection from high temperatures when placing or removing items inside the furnace
- Economy Muffle Furnace Exhaust Kit effectively and efficiently removes fumes from muffle furnaces to the outdoors through the venting system
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