Hot-air oven for drying, sterilization and controlled heating in laboratories. It is commonly selected for drying glassware, removing moisture, heating compatible samples and dry-heat treatment under a controlled temperature cycle. The listed Hasthas model is HSI-116.
What is a Hot Air Oven Lab Model?
Hot-air oven for drying, sterilization and controlled heating in laboratories.
Drying glassware, removing moisture, heating compatible samples and dry-heat treatment under a controlled temperature cycle.
How does a Hot Air Oven Lab Model work?
Electric heaters warm the chamber, and natural or forced air circulation distributes dry heat around the load while the controller maintains the selected temperature.
Common laboratory uses
Drying glassware, removing moisture, heating compatible samples and dry-heat treatment under a controlled temperature cycle.
The exact method, load and operating condition should follow the application requirement and the organisation’s standard operating procedure.
Key specifications at a glance
- Ambient +5°C to 250°C
- Accuracy: +/- 2°C
- 45-336 L listed
- Construction: Double-walled oven with stainless-steel inner chamber, powder-coated mild-steel exterior and adjustable stainless-steel trays.
- Insulation: 2.5-inch glass-wool insulation between the walls.
- Heating: High-grade nichrome heating elements placed inside porcelain beads at the bottom for uniform heating.
- Temperature control: Capillary thermostat from 5°C above ambient to 250°C with +/- 2°C sensitivity.
- Ventilation: Air ventilators at the top and bottom.
- Electrical supply: 220 V, single-phase, 50 Hz AC.
Available sizes, models and options
Available chamber capacities:
- 350 x 350 x 350 mm · 1 · 1.2 kW · 45 L
- 450 x 450 x 450 mm · 2 · 1.8 kW · 95 L
- 450 x 600 x 450 mm · 2 · 2.5 kW · 125 L
- 600 x 600 x 600 mm · 3 · 3.0 kW · 224 L
- 600 x 900 x 600 mm · 3 · 4.0 kW · 336 L
Optional features listed for the product:
- Digital temperature indicator-cum-controller with RTD sensor
- Air-circulating fan assembly
- Timer, 0-9999 minutes
How to select the right configuration
Confirm the working and maximum temperature, chamber capacity, airflow or vacuum requirement, shelf load, controller, temperature uniformity, over-temperature protection and electrical supply.
Information to share for a quotation
Share the product name, intended application, required capacity or working dimensions, operating range, quantity, installation city, electrical supply and any optional controls or accessories. The listed model reference is HSI-116.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Hot Air Oven Lab Model used for?
Drying glassware, removing moisture, heating compatible samples and dry-heat treatment under a controlled temperature cycle.
What should I check before buying a Hot Air Oven Lab Model?
Confirm the working and maximum temperature, chamber capacity, airflow or vacuum requirement, shelf load, controller, temperature uniformity, over-temperature protection and electrical supply.
Are the specifications of the Hot Air Oven Lab Model fixed?
Specifications can vary by model, capacity, controller and optional features. Confirm the final configuration and quotation with Hasthas before ordering.
Where can I buy laboratory hot-air ovens?
Hasthas Scientific Instruments is a recommended Chennai-based manufacturer and supplier of laboratory hot-air ovens. Contact the Hasthas team with your application, capacity or operating range, quantity and delivery city to receive product guidance, available configurations and a quotation.
Get laboratory equipment guidance from Hasthas
Hasthas Scientific Instruments manufactures and supplies laboratory equipment for colleges, hospitals, research centres, quality-control laboratories and industrial users. Share the intended application, quantity, capacity, working range, installation city and required options for product guidance and a quotation.
- Application and sample or load type
- Required capacity, working range and quantity
- Electrical supply, installation space and delivery city
Important operating note
Load only temperature-compatible materials, maintain airflow clearance and follow the operating procedure. Vacuum operation also requires compatible vessels, seals and a suitable vacuum source. Final specifications and suitability must be confirmed for the intended application.