VACCUM DRYING OVEN OPX-223

VACCUM DRYING OVEN OPX-223

  • By Chetan Kumar
  • July 27, 2026
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The Vacuum Drying Oven is designed for low-temperature drying, curing, and heat treatment of heat-sensitive materials under reduced pressure. Opxica manufactures robust vacuum drying ovens with precise temperature control, durable double-wall construction, and uniform heating for pharmaceutical, chemical, electronics, research, and industrial laboratories. Vacuum drying reduces oxidation while enabling efficient moisture removal at lower temperatures.

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    Description

    Product Specifications

    Specification Details
    Product Name Vacuum Drying Oven
    Model OPX-223
    Product Type Industrial Vacuum Drying Oven
    Chamber Construction Mild Steel (MS)
    Body Construction Double-Walled Insulated
    Temperature Control Thermostatic Control
    Temperature Monitoring Dial-Type Thermometer
    Air Circulation Forced Air Blower
    Heating Type Electric Heating
    Power Supply 220–240V AC, 50 Hz (Custom Available)
    Installation Floor Standing
    Applications Pharmaceutical, Chemical, Electronics, Research & Industrial Laboratories

    Available Variants

    Model Chamber Size (H × W × D)
    OPX-223A 900 × 600 × 600 mm
    OPX-223B 1200 × 900 × 900 mm
    OPX-223C 1500 × 900 × 900 mm
    OPX-223D 1800 × 1200 × 900 mm

    Optional Accessories

    • Digital Temperature Indicator Cum Controller
    • Digital Temperature Indicator
    • 0–24 Hour Digital Timer
    • PID Digital Temperature Controller with Timer
    • Custom chamber capacities available on request

    FAQs

    What is a Vacuum Drying Oven used for?

    A Vacuum Drying Oven is used for drying heat-sensitive materials under reduced pressure, allowing moisture and solvents to evaporate at lower temperatures while minimizing oxidation and product degradation.


    Which industries commonly use Vacuum Drying Ovens?

    These ovens are widely used in pharmaceutical manufacturing, chemical processing, electronics, semiconductor production, battery research, food processing, universities, biotechnology laboratories, and industrial quality control facilities.


    Why is vacuum drying preferred over conventional drying?

    Vacuum drying lowers the boiling point of liquids, allowing materials to dry faster at lower temperatures while protecting heat-sensitive products from oxidation and thermal damage.


    Can digital temperature controllers be installed?

    Yes. The oven can be equipped with optional digital temperature indicators, PID controllers, timer functions, and digital indicator cum controllers.


    Can chamber sizes be customized?

    Yes. Custom chamber dimensions, electrical specifications, and control systems can be manufactured according to application requirements.


    How is the equipment packed for shipment?

    Each Vacuum Drying Oven is securely packed using export-grade protective materials to ensure safe domestic and international transportation.


    Why Choose Our Products

    • Heavy-duty industrial construction
    • Reliable temperature control system
    • Uniform heating for consistent drying
    • Custom-built chamber sizes
    • Strict quality inspection before dispatch
    • Suitable for laboratory and industrial applications
    • Technical support and OEM manufacturing available

    Call to Action

    Looking for a dependable Vacuum Drying Oven for laboratory or industrial applications? Opxica offers precision-engineered vacuum drying ovens with customizable chamber sizes, advanced temperature control options, and reliable manufacturing for pharmaceutical companies, research laboratories, chemical industries, universities, distributors, and OEM buyers. Contact us today to request a quotation tailored to your process requirements.

    Chetan Kumar

    Chetan Kumar is the Co-Founder of OPXICA Industries, a trusted manufacturer of microscopes and laboratory equipment. With hands-on experience in microscope design, manufacturing, and quality control, he is passionate about delivering precision-engineered scientific instruments for education, healthcare, research, and industrial laboratories. Through the OPXICA blog, he shares practical insights, buying guides, and technical knowledge to help customers choose the right microscope and laboratory solutions.

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