UNN building Guggiseberg avenue korle bu opposite the korle bu station (The exit side)
Opposite Triplesea
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A laboratory dry oven is a piece of laboratory equipment used to provide a controlled environment of dry heat for various scientific and industrial applications. It works by circulating hot air inside an insulated chamber to maintain a set temperature, usually ranging from ambient +10 °C up to about 250–300 °C (depending on the model).
Key Purposes
Drying and Dehydration: Removes moisture from samples such as glassware, powders, or biological specimens.
Sterilization: Uses dry heat to sterilize instruments and materials that cannot be sterilized with steam (e.g., some metal or glass items).
Baking or Curing: For materials like resins, coatings, or chemical compounds.
Heat Treatment/Annealing: For metals, plastics, or laboratory samples that need controlled heating.
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