With ten sizes, from 6 to 200 litres this is a versatile range of ovens.

Design: constructed from sheet steel and finished in an easy clean powder coated paint. The interior chamber is made from milk steel coated with aluminium (CLAD) with a stainless steel chamber available as an option.
Fitted with fixed shelf runners and removeable chrome plated wire grid shelves.
The top vent is fitted with a clip to hold a glass immersion thermometer.
Vertical style units are fitting with the controls below the door, and the horizontal style units with the controls fitted on the side.

Heating: Heated by Incoloy sheathed elements; positioned below the chamber floor for natural convection units and fitted around the fan on the back or side wall of the chamber for mechanical convection units. The 200 litre units have fan circulation as standard.

Controls: Comprises of a direct reading thermostat and overheat thermostat both with calibrated scales and tamper proof heat locks. Also include main switch with indicator and heat and overheat indicators.

Options available:
Stainless steel chamber
Fan circulation (30Litre+)
Microprocessor digital controller with dual display of set point and actual temperature
Other accessories available on request.
 
 

Asynt was formed in July 2003 with the aim to develop, supply and support new and novel products and services central to the laboratory.

Since inception, we have developed the DrySyn range (clean, safe synthesis without the need for oil baths and heating mantles) and now offer a broad range of scientific tools and consumables spanning from synthesis into biology.

Our current team has over 70 years of experience in the scientific sector and work hard to help our customers find the best possible solutions for their requirements. Key product lines available include Asynt ReactoMate Controlled Lab Reactors, the DrySyn heating and cooling blocks, Grant, IKA, Julabo, Porvair, Telstar and Vacuubrand amongst others.

Asynt’s Managing Director, Martyn Fordham, spent almost twenty years dealing with the requirements of research chemists (at the outset just custom glassblowing) before forming Asynt. For Martyn, having the right staff who are both knowledgeable and dedicated to customer support has been the key to Asynt’s successful growth.