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Shel Lab SVAC9-2 Vacuum Oven

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Shel Lab SVAC9-2 Vacuum OvenOverview The SHEL LAB Model SVAC9 2 is one of the largest vacuum ovens on the market, with 9. 3 cubic feet of capacity. This unit also features a fully programmable Watlow controller and a cool touch surface. A digital vacuum gauge shows chamber vacuum level in measurements of Torr and m Torr. The display range is 760 Torr down to 0 mTorr (Maximum permitted end vacuum is 10 mTorr. Leak rate is 30 mTorr in 30 min). A secondary independent high limit

Overview

The SHEL LAB Model SVAC9-2 is one of the largest vacuum ovens on the market, with 9.3 cubic feet of capacity. This unit also features a fully programmable Watlow controller and a cool touch surface. A digital vacuum gauge shows chamber vacuum level in measurements of Torr and m/Torr. The display range is 760 Torr down to 0 mTorr (Maximum permitted end vacuum is 10 mTorr. Leak rate is 30 mTorr in 30 min). A secondary independent high limit controller provides overtemperature safety protection.

This unit includes true vacuum valves and has cross-flow ventilation within the oven chamber to enhance total performance. The vacuum oven is secured to a ruggedly constructed mobile stand to create a vacuum pump at the base. Although the oven is not supplied with a vacuum pump, all vacuum plumbing and KF25 connections are provided.

The SHEL LAB SVAC9-2 vacuum oven is equipped with a Viton gasket, which provides an excellent combination of high-temperature performance and chemical resistance. When paired with this oven’s deep-draw capacity and large chamber volume, the SVAC9-2 serves as one of the most robust vacuum work stations available on the market.

Features:

  • Watlow Controller Capable Of 40 Step Ramp And Soak Profiles, Or 4 Files With 10 Steps Per File
  • Stainless Steel Interior
  • Stainless Steel Exterior Option Available (Ideal For Cleanroom Applications)
  • KF25 Fitting Included
  • Built in Vacuum Pump Mount
  • 24 Month Limited Warranty
Key Attributes

Max Temperature

220°C

Max Capacity

9 cu ft

Air Movement

Vacuum

Electrical

220-240 VAC

Warranty 2 years

 

Manufacturer Specifications

MODEL
SVAC9-2

PART ID
SVAC9-2

EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS (W × D × H)
38.1 × 46.8 × 63.9
(965 mm × 1189 mm × 1624 mm)

INTERIOR DIMENSIONS (W × D × H)
28 × 24 × 24
(711 mm × 610 mm × 610 mm)

VOLUME
9.3 cu.ft. (264 L)

SHELF DIMENSIONS (W × D)
27.5 × 23.5 (699 mm × 597 mm)

UNIT WEIGHT
492 lbs (223 kg)

INTERIOR METAL
300 SST

EXTERIOR METAL
Painted Cold Roll Steel

OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE
Amb +15C - 220C

TEMPERATURE UNIFORMITY - MIDRANGE
6% of SP °C

TEMPERATURE STABILITY - MIDRANGE
0.2 °C

CONTROLLER TYPE
Digital

DISPLAY RESOLUTION
0.1 °C

POWER VOLTAGE , FREQUENCY AND CURRENT
220-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 20.0 Amps

SAFETY CERTIFICATIONS
UL 61010-1, EN 61010-1, CSA 61010-1, CE

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Amanda
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