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Compare modelsNZ $34568.64
Inc. GST
The Thermo Kendro Vacuum Drying Oven Model VT 6060M is designed for precise and efficient drying of materials under vacuum conditions. With a temperature range up to +200°C and a capacity of 53 Ltrs, this oven is ideal for processing a variety of samples in laboratories and industrial settings. The vacuum environment ensures fast drying while maintaining the integrity of heat-sensitive materials. This vacuum drying oven is perfect for applications such as drying, curing, and degassing, offering consistent and reliable results. Its compact design fits into any laboratory space, while the user-friendly interface ensures ease of operation.
The Thermo Kendro Vacuum Drying Oven Model VT 6060M offers exceptional performance for laboratories requiring reliable, efficient, and precise vacuum drying solutions.
NZ $34568.64
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
51014539
Part Number
9.883 511
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
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371 mm
NZ $49801.40
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
51014541
Part Number
9.883 512
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth int.
529 mm
It is designed for precise and efficient drying of materials under vacuum conditions. With a temperature range up to +200°C and a capacity of 53 Ltrs, this oven is ideal for processing a variety of samples in laboratories and industrial settings. The vacuum environment ensures fast drying while maintaining the integrity of heat-sensitive materials. This vacuum drying oven is perfect for applications such as drying, curing, and degassing, offering consistent and reliable results. Its compact design fits into any laboratory space, while the user-friendly interface ensures ease of operation.
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