PYROLYTIC CLEANING OVEN

About PYROLYTIC CLEANING OVEN

The Pyrolytic Oven is used for performing safe, solvent-free cleaning of asphalt and other organic residues from glass and labware. Even trace residues of organic contaminants from asphalt, injection molding, and organic chemistry applications are removed, leaving lab equipment ultra-clean for critical testing This cost-effective, fully automatic method saves time and creates a safer, more efficient lab environment. Costs and risks of hazardous waste handling and disposal, glass breakage, and labor are reduced or eliminated. Lab technicians no longer need to rely on scraping, wire brushing, or hand heating to clean bitumen or other organic residues from the glassware. Operators can simply place everything in their pyrolytic oven, press start, and allow the machine to do the work. This not only reduces mess, but saves time and creates a safer, more efficient lab environment. Maximum oven temperature is 482C and cleaning temperatures range from 426C to 482C to burn off organic contaminants, leaving behind only carbonized residue, which can be easily removed.

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Safe and Solvent-Free Cleaning

This Pyrolytic Oven offers a solvent-free process, using only controlled heat to break down asphalt and organic residues. The enclosed design ensures a safe working environment for users, while the absence of chemical solvents reduces health and environmental risks commonly associated with traditional cleaning methods.


Rugged Build for Laboratory Demands

Fabricated from powder-coated, painted, and chrome-plated materials, the oven is engineered to withstand the rigors of daily laboratory operation. Its solid construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the compact footprint makes it a suitable fit for most laboratory settings involved in bitumen testing.