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Laboratory oven: everything you need to know to choose the right one




Are you looking for a laboratory oven for your scientific or industrial applications? You've come to the right place. Whether for drying, sterilization, heat treatment, or temperature-controlled storage, an oven is an essential piece of equipment in many laboratories. But how do you choose the right oven? What are the different types available? And most importantly, can you equip yourself effectively without blowing your budget? That's what we're going to discover together.

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Laboratory oven definition: what is this equipment used for?

A laboratory oven is a thermal equipment used to heat, dry or condition samples at precise temperatures. It allows a constant temperature to be maintained, generally between room temperature and 300 °C, depending on the model. The oven is widely used in the fields of chemistry , biology , pharmaceuticals and materials science .

Common applications include drying glassware, dehydrating chemicals, heat treating samples, storing at constant temperature, and performing accelerated aging tests. Laboratory ovens often have an electronic thermostat , fine temperature control, and sometimes a programmer to manage customized cycles.

How an oven works

Operation is based on hot air convection : the heated air is distributed inside the chamber by natural or forced ventilation. Some high-end models use PID regulation to ensure a uniform temperature. The heat is generated by electrical resistors located at the bottom or wall, and controlled via a thermostat or an integrated temperature sensor . The interior is generally made of stainless steel , for good thermal inertia and resistance to corrosion.

Oven vs. Lab Incubator

It is important not to confuse a laboratory drying oven with a laboratory incubator . An oven heats to dry or sterilize, while an incubator maintains a lower, constant temperature (often 37°C) to promote cell or bacterial growth. The two devices therefore meet different needs, although their appearance is sometimes similar.

Cheap laboratory oven: is it possible without sacrificing quality?

Good news: it's entirely possible to buy a cheap laboratory oven without compromising on safety or precision. At Rewake, we offer reconditioned ovens that have been tested, cleaned, and inspected by specialized technicians. Each unit is inspected to ensure reliable temperature regulation , proper sealing, and even heat distribution.

Refurbished ovens allow you to make significant savings (up to 50% off the new price), while still benefiting from professional equipment. Our models include options such as adjustable temperature range, digital display, built-in fan, timer, and overheat protection. Some ovens are compatible with a temperature recorder or external alarm system.

Why choose a reconditioned oven?

  • 🧪 Device checked and ready to use
  • 💸 Significant investment savings
  • ♻️ Eco-responsible approach
  • 📦 Fast delivery throughout France
  • 🔧 Warranty included on each piece of equipment

How to choose the right used laboratory oven?

Choosing a laboratory oven depends on several criteria, which must be analyzed before any purchase. Here are the main characteristics to consider:

1. The temperature range

This is the first criterion to consider. For drying or heat treatment purposes, an oven capable of reaching 250–300°C is recommended. On the other hand, for gentler uses (low temperature drying, preheating), an oven of up to 150°C may be sufficient.

2. The type of convection

There are two main types of laboratory ovens : natural convection and forced convection. Natural convection is more economical, but the heat is less uniform. Forced convection, with a built-in fan, ensures a uniform temperature and faster cycles, ideal for demanding applications.

3. The useful volume

Depending on the quantity of products to be dried or the type of samples, you will need to adapt the capacity of your drying oven. Compact 30 L models are available, as are XXL 500 L models for large laboratories or industrial uses.

4. The regulation system

A good control system is essential for safety and accuracy. Look for models with a programmable electronic thermostat , a digital display, and an overheat protection feature. Some ovens also have a PID controller for constant temperature control.

5. Building materials

The interior of a laboratory oven must be made of stainless steel for its robustness and resistance to corrosion. The shelves must be adjustable, and the door seal must be perfectly watertight. The exterior, often made of epoxy, must be resistant to splashes and ambient humidity.

Concrete applications of the oven in the laboratory

Laboratory ovens are used in many scientific protocols:

  • Drying glassware after washing
  • Evaporation of volatile solvents
  • Preparation of biological samples
  • Accelerated aging of materials
  • Dehumidification of powders or granules
  • Low temperature heat treatment

They are found in university research laboratories as well as in the pharmaceutical , cosmetic , food and chemical industries. Thanks to their great versatility, they are part of the basic laboratory equipment in any scientific structure.

Laboratory oven price: how much should you budget?

The price of a laboratory oven can vary considerably depending on several factors: usable volume, control precision, convection type, programmability, and the presence of options such as an alarm or a recorder. A new standard oven can cost between €1,200 and more than €5,000. At Rewake, we offer reconditioned laboratory ovens starting at €600, fully functional and guaranteed, allowing you to benefit from professional equipment at a lower cost.

Laboratory heating oven: what are the specific features?

A laboratory heating oven is designed to ensure a rapid and uniform temperature rise, often up to 300°C. It allows for accelerated drying, heat treatment or efficient dehumidification. These models are often used for protocols requiring constant heating , such as polymerization, curing or material preparation. Thanks to forced convection and good temperature control , heating ovens ensure reproducible and accurate results.

Why Rewake is your ally in finding a laboratory oven

At Rewake, we select refurbished laboratory ovens for you, meeting the highest standards. Our devices are tested, cleaned, calibrated, and sold with a warranty. This way, you benefit from excellent value for money while adopting an eco-responsible approach.

Each incubator comes with its own technical data sheet, detailed specifications, and usage guidelines to maximize its lifespan. And if you need a complementary laboratory incubator, our teams can also guide you toward the right model.

Need a reliable laboratory oven , available quickly, and at a reasonable price? Trust Rewake to equip your laboratory with professional, durable, and certified equipment.

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Equipment checked

All the equipment we sell has been reconditioned and checked by our teams.

Delivery and installation

We offer delivery throughout mainland France as well as on-site installation if necessary.

Guarantee

All equipment is guaranteed for at least 6 months after purchase, or even longer depending on conditions.

The best in refurbished laboratory equipment.

Rewake was born from the ambition to reduce research waste. We are committed to reusing laboratory equipment and instruments while certifying their quality and proper functioning.

Since 2023, we have been helping laboratories equip themselves at a lower cost while reducing their environmental impact.

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