Product category:
Heating: ovens, furnaces, autoclaves
News Release from: Carbolite | Subject: ELF
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 29 January 2002
Economy furnaces
Carbolite's latest ELF economy chamber furnaces have been designed to provide cost-effective heating for general laboratory work at temperatures up to 1100C
ELF furnaces, with chamber capacities of 6 and 14 litres, include several innovative design features, including the use of free-radiating coiled wire elements embedded in a vacuum-formed moulding made of low-thermal-mass insulation The elements are located on two sides of the chamber, which provides fast heat-up and cooling, together with good temperature uniformity and low energy usage
The hearth is made from hard-wearing dust-free ceramic brick, and the drop-down design of the door allows it to be used as a shelf when loading or unloading samples.
Power to the elements is automatically cut off when the door is opened.
Double-skin case construction keeps outer case temperatures low.
The furnaces are fitted with digital three-term controllers. Request a free brochure from Carbolite ...
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