Heat Up Your Lab with the Power of Thermo Scientific Thermolyne Muffle Furnaces

Thermolyne muffle furnaces are available from Fisher Scientific www.eu.fishersci.com/go/thermo...
Looking for a powerful, efficient furnace for your lab or industrial application? Look no further than the Thermolyne muffle furnace from Thermo Scientific. With fast heat up and temperature control up to a blazing 1,200°C, these furnaces are perfect for a wide range of needs.
With six sizes available, ranging from 1.3L to 45L, you'll find the perfect fit for your research needs. And with outstanding energy efficiency, you'll save time and money while getting the results you need.
But that's not all - the Thermolyne muffle furnace is also CE certified, so you can trust that you're getting a high-quality, safe product.
These furnaces are used by a wide range of industries, including waste water treatment plants, pharmaceutical companies, environmental and agriculture laboratories, paper manufacturers, and cosmetic labs. They're perfect for applications like ashing of organic or inorganic samples, heat treatment, determination of volatiles, chemical analysis, and material testing.
Invest in the power and precision of the Thermolyne muffle furnace for your lab or industrial needs today.

[@iminventzilla6204]

I have an old FB1315M box furnace and I'm encountering a problem setting it to factory calibration settings. What do you do if the tunE operation leads to an error message after running the recalibration function?

[@benpress8884]

Got any literature like an owner's manual, part list or wiring diagram for an old Thermolyne FC2025P furnace? Pulled one out of the trash but the elements appear to be shot.

[@francoruberto9186]

Hi. We purchased a used ThermoFisher oven to remelt our alluminum shavings. I have replaced the thermocouplings, and at first, 2 broken heating elements. When I turned on the oven, one of the elements turned into a 4th of July fountain. Replaced that element. This time the 60amp fuse blew. I see no obvious shorts, no burn marks consistant with shorts, no loose wires. What else would cause that fuse to blow? Hoping you can help.....

[@raflash33]

Hi! If I need to open door at maximum operation temperature (1100°C) is possible without damaging the furnace? Is there any limit for this furnace or the others (up to 1400°C)? Thank you!

[@tjsworld2338]

We just ordered the F 6000 it takes a little over 45 minutes to get up to 550°C is there anyway I could make this heat up faster

[@FisherScientificEU]

Hi Tommy, you can contact Thermo Fisher directly here: www.thermofisher.com/uk/en/home/technical-resources.html. Or if you require Customer Service from the Fisher Scientific Channel, please visit eu.fishersci.com/go/ and select your European region to find the appropriate contact details.