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Laboratory ovens and drying ovens
Why choose our laboratory ovens
- Wide range: from compact 22-liter units to large 707-liter ovens
- Different technologies: natural convection, forced convection, vacuum drying, cooling and CO₂ incubation
- Energy-efficient ECO design with low operating costs
- Certified safety and compliance with international standards
- Durable stainless steel construction for long service life
Applications
Our lab ovens are used across multiple industries and applications:
- Pharmaceutical and cosmetic quality control
- Microbiology and biotechnology sample drying
- Food industry stability and storage testing
- Research and development in universities and industrial labs
- Material testing under controlled heating conditions
Product lines
- Ecocell: natural convection ovens for gentle drying
- Venticell: forced convection ovens for faster drying and uniform results
- Durocell: chemically resistant ovens with protective coating
- Incucell: precision incubators with natural convection
- Stericell: hot air sterilizers for laboratories and healthcare
- Friocell: cooling incubators with precise temperature simulation
- Climacell: climate chambers for stability and environmental testing
Certifications and quality
- Manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality management systems
- DIN 12880 validation for precise temperature uniformity and stability
- Compliant with CE and relevant EU directives
- Optional IQ/OQ/PQ validation for GMP environments
- FDA 21 CFR Part 11 support for data logging and user management (EVO series)
- Cleanroom-compatible versions available (ISO Class 5 and 7, depending on model)
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a laboratory oven and a drying oven?
Both terms are often used interchangeably. A laboratory oven or lab oven refers broadly to ovens used in research and industry, while a drying oven emphasizes applications for drying and tempering samples.
Are laboratory ovens also called heating ovens?
Yes, in some contexts they are referred to as heating ovens, especially when highlighting controlled heating and curing processes in research or production environments.
When should I choose a vacuum oven?
A vacuum oven is ideal for drying temperature-sensitive or oxygen-sensitive materials, or for evaporating solvents at lower temperatures under reduced pressure.
What industries use lab ovens?
Lab ovens are widely used in pharmaceutical laboratories, food testing facilities, cosmetic R&D, academic research, and industrial material testing.
Need help choosing?
Our specialists are happy to advise you in selecting the most suitable oven for your laboratory. Whether you need compact lab ovens for routine tasks or advanced drying ovens for specialized research, we help you compare models and configure the right accessories.
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Labolutions offers a complete range of high-quality laboratory ovens and drying ovens, also known as lab ovens or heating ovens. These units are essential for controlled drying, heating and tempering of samples in research, quality control and production environments. Our portfolio includes advanced models from MMM Medcenter such as Ecocell, Venticell, Durocell, Incucell, Stericell, Friocell and Climacell. Each oven is designed for precise temperature control, reliable performance and long-term use in demanding laboratories.
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