DZF-6050 Vacuum Drying Oven

Vacuum drying principle

A vacuum drying oven removes residual solvents and moisture by heating samples under reduced pressure. Lower pressure reduces the boiling point of liquids and accelerates degassing, enabling efficient drying at gentler temperatures—helpful for moisture-sensitive powders, coated electrodes, and assembled cell components.

What this model is used for

This oven is widely used for vacuum drying of lithium battery materials, electrode coatings, and battery components where low contamination and controlled heating are important for repeatable electrochemistry and battery testing outcomes.

Key specifications and construction

• Temperature range: RT+10 to 250 °C (stable control; low drift)
• Temperature fluctuation: ±0.5 °C
• Vacuum level (gauge): up to −0.1 MPa (vacuum pump optional)
• Chamber size (L×W×H): 415 × 345 × 370 mm
• External size (L×W×H): 710 × 560 × 550 mm
• Heating power: 1400 W; AC 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz
• Internal chamber: 304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning
• Door: toughened double-glass viewing door for safe observation
• Shelves: 2 (typical configuration)
  
  

Why order through ScienceGears

ScienceGears supports researchers across Australia and New Zealand with practical guidance on matching your drying workflow to downstream steps—such as glovebox transfer, slurry/coating preparation, coin-cell assembly, and cycling. We can also advise on complementary equipment such as electrode coaters, roll presses, crimpers, and battery cyclers, plus electrochemical test platforms (potentiostats/galvanostats) for post-drying validation.