Thermal Systems

Thermal systems are essential for maintaining and controlling temperature conditions across various laboratory applications. They provide precise temperature regulation with capabilities ranging from ambient to 350°C, supporting consistent measurement accuracy and reliability.

  3. LINDBERG TUBE FURNACE 1200°C

    Tube Furnaces

    LINDBERG TUBE FURNACE 1200°C

    Split Hinge Tube Furnace w/Programmable Controls

    Optional Single End Quartz Retort Available, See details below.

  6. MELLEN EDG CRYSTAL GROWTH FURNACE 4"D x 24"L

    Tube Furnaces

    MELLEN EDG CRYSTAL GROWTH FURNACE 4"D x 24"L

    EDG Electro Dynamic Graident Precisison Tube Furnace with Linear Translation Drive System

  7. Hyfra 5820W Air-Cooled Water Chiller

    Chillers

    Hyfra 5820W Air-Cooled Water Chiller

    • Hyfra is a subsidiary of Lennox International Inc. which is based in Richardson, TX.
    • This rugged chiller was specified for use with a Coborn PL4 diamond polishing bench. Other uses should be possible.
    • On-site testing at Cline Innovations should be possible, if warranted.

Popular Manufacturers

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Common Applications

Sample drying

Thermal testing

Material processing

Controlled heating experiments

Buying Guide

Thermal Systems Buying Guide

When selecting a thermal system, consider the specific temperature range needed for your applications, ensuring the equipment can accommodate both low and high temperature requirements.

Assess the type of convection technology, as this impacts temperature uniformity and efficiency. Mechanical convection ovens, for example, offer enhanced uniformity due to forced air circulation.

  • Verify the temperature range capabilities, ensuring it covers your experimental needs up to 350°C.
  • Consider the oven's internal dimensions in relation to the size of your samples or materials.
  • Check for built-in safety features like over-temperature protection and alarms.
  • Ensure that the equipment's construction materials are suitable for your laboratory environment, particularly in terms of durability and resistance to corrosion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of thermal systems are available?
Available types include gravity convection ovens, drying ovens, mechanical convection ovens, and batch forced convection ovens.
What is the temperature range of these thermal systems?
Thermal systems typically offer temperature ranges from ambient up to 350°C, depending on the specific model.
How do mechanical convection ovens differ from gravity convection ovens?
Mechanical convection ovens use fans to circulate air, ensuring uniform temperature distribution, while gravity convection ovens rely on natural airflow.
What applications are thermal systems suitable for?
Thermal systems are ideal for applications requiring controlled heating, such as sample drying, thermal testing, and material processing.