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The **Medico Gravity Convection Oven** is a fundamental piece of laboratory equipment, distinguished by its reliance on natural temperature differentials rather than mechanical fans for air circulation. This unique operation creates a non-turbulent, **gentle drying environment**, making it the superior choice for heating or drying fine powders, delicate biological samples, thin films, and materials that might be disturbed by the forced airflow of a mechanical convection oven. This method ensures superior sample integrity.
Featuring a double-walled chamber constructed from non-corrosive stainless steel, the oven provides exceptional temperature stability and uniformity, crucial for accurate results in sensitive applications. The precise PID controller maintains the set temperature across the chamber, vital for labs in sectors like pharmaceuticals, food testing, and academic research across states such as **Himachal Pradesh, Telangana, and West Bengal**. Its energy-efficient design and rugged build ensure low running costs and a long operational lifespan, making it a reliable investment for any modern laboratory.
By eliminating the internal fan, the risk of cross-contamination and sample disturbance is minimized, offering peace of mind to technicians handling critical materials.
Mechanical convection uses a fan to forcefully circulate air, leading to faster heating and better spatial uniformity. **Gravity convection** relies on the natural movement of hot air rising and cool air sinking, providing a much **gentler, non-turbulent airflow**. This is crucial when the air movement could disturb or blow away light samples like fine powders or delicate materials.
Gravity convection ovens are typically **not recommended for volatile solvents** unless the oven is specifically designed with explosion-proof features and high-volume exhaust. The natural airflow is too slow to safely vent hazardous fumes. Forced air or vacuum ovens are better suited for solvent evaporation.
Due to the lack of forced circulation, gravity convection ovens typically have **less temperature uniformity** than forced air models. Temperature variations can be observed, especially closer to the heating elements. They are best used for applications where absolute uniformity is less critical than the need for zero air turbulence.
The standard Gravity Convection Oven is usually rated up to **250°C**. For high-temperature applications (e.g., curing or sterilization at $300^\circ\text{C}$ or above), you would need to use our specialized **High Temperature Ovens** which are built with refractory insulation and higher-grade components.
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