Annealing oven M 1813

sinteringheatingfor temperature testing

Product description
The M 1813 Laboratory Furnace covers a working range of 250°C to 1200°C with a chamber volume of 7.2 liters and a rated continuous working temperature of 1150°C. It uses a Ni-Cr Ni thermoelement and PID digital temperature control for accurate regulation. Load switching is handled by a solid-state relay (SSR). Ceramic wool and ceramic plate insulation provide thermal efficiency and safety, while a robust outer casing supports frequent laboratory use and handling.

Features

• Temperature range: 250°C – 1200°C
• Chamber volume: 7.2 L
• Continuous working temperature: 1150°C
• Thermoelement: Ni – Cr Ni
• Temperature control: PID digital
• Load switching: Solid State Relay (SSR)
• Thermostat setting: 1°C steps
• Thermometer display: 1°C increments
• Temperature accuracy: ± 10°C
• Power rating: 3000 W
• Heater type: Khantal A1
• Chamber dimensions (WxHxD): 20 x 12 x 30 cm
• Overall dimensions: 43 x 55 x 66 cm
• Net weight: 42 kg

Category description
Laboratory furnaces are designed for high-precision thermal processes in materials research, metallurgy and ceramics. Units in this category provide precise digital temperature control, robust insulation and safety features to ensure stable performance under repeated high-temperature cycles. They are suitable for laboratories that require controlled heating, sintering, annealing and thermal testing.

FAQ

• How do laboratory furnaces ensure safety during operation? Most laboratory furnaces, including the M 1813 model, include cover safety switches, high-performance insulation and overload protection to minimise risk during high-temperature operation.
• What materials are used for insulation in laboratory furnaces? Insulation commonly uses ceramic wool and ceramic plates to provide thermal efficiency and reduce heat transfer to the outer casing.
• What is the purpose of a PID digital control in laboratory furnaces? A PID digital control system maintains set temperatures with minimal fluctuation by continuously adjusting heating output according to measured temperature deviations.

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques

• Temperature Range: 250°C – 1200°C
• Chamber Volume: 7.2 L
• Continuous Working Temperature: 1150°C
• Thermoelement: Ni - Cr Ni
• Temperature Control: PID Digital
• Load Switching: Solid State Relay (SSR)
• Thermostat Setting Resolution: 1°C steps
• Thermometer Display Resolution: 1°C increments
• Temperature Accuracy: ± 10°C
• Power Rating: 3000 W
• Heater Type: Khantal A1
• Chamber Dimensions (WxHxD): 20 x 12 x 30 cm
• Overall Dimensions: 43 x 55 x 66 cm
• Net Weight: 42 kg