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Laboratory Furnaces
Laboratory Furnaces provide precise temperature control for applications like ashing, annealing, and heat treatment. Durable and reliable, they support research and industrial processes effectively.
Laboratory Furnaces
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PLF Series Chamber Furnaces PLF 140/5 - 160/30
The LABTHERM PLF Series Chamber Furnaces are trusted for laboratory use, offering versatile, high-performance heating for a range of applications.
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PLF Series Chamber Furnaces PLF 110/6 - 130/60
The LABTHERM PLF Series Chamber Furnaces offer reliable, professional heating solutions for laboratory use.
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MoS Series Chamber Furnaces
The LABTHERM MoS Series Chamber Furnaces are trusted for high-temperature laboratory applications.
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ACF Series Atmosphere Controlled Furnaces
The LABTHERM ACF Series furnaces are designed for high-volume research and processes under controlled atmospheric conditions.
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ELV Series Elevating, Lift Bottom Furnaces
The LABTHERM ELV Series furnaces are designed for efficient bottom loading and quick sample charging and discharging.
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HLF Series Heat Treatment Furnaces
The LABTHERM HLF Series furnaces are designed for general heat treatment procedures, offering reliable performance for industrial applications.
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PTF Series Tube Furnaces
The LABTHERM PTF Series tube furnaces are versatile systems designed for horizontal, vertical, or angled laboratory experimentation.
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PZF Series Multi-Zone Tube Furnaces
The LABTHERM PZF Series multi-zone tube furnaces are designed for versatile laboratory heat treatment processes, suitable for horizontal, vertical, or angled configurations.
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STF Series Tube Furnaces
The LABTHERM STF Series tube furnaces are designed for laboratory heat treatment processes, operable both horizontally and vertically.
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PAF Series Ashing Furnace
The LABTHERM PAF Series is designed for heavy ashing applications, ideal for products like oil, food, and plastic that deposit carbon during the firing process.
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