The Nabertherm High-Temperature Oven NA 500/85/B500 offers exceptional thermal performance, reaching temperatures of up to 850°C. Equipped with the robust B-500 controller, this oven ensures precise and stable temperature control for various thermal applications, including drying, heating, and curing. It’s perfect for laboratories, industrial settings, and any applications requiring accurate high-temperature processing.
The Nabertherm High-Temperature Oven NA 500/85/B500 is an excellent solution for high-temperature processes. Its B-500 controller provides precision, ensuring dependable results for a wide range of thermal applications.
It offers exceptional thermal performance, reaching temperatures of up to 850°C. Equipped with the robust B-500 controller, this oven ensures precise and stable temperature control for various thermal applications, including drying, heating, and curing. It’s perfect for laboratories, industrial settings, and any applications requiring accurate high-temperature processing.
Yes. It is designed for drying, heating, curing, and material testing up to 850°C, and offers a max temperature of 850°C to support this kind of work.
It has a max temperature of 850°C, and is supplied under manufacturer part number NA--5083K2.
It offers B-500 for precise and consistent temperature regulation, designed for long-lasting, reliable performance in both industrial and laboratory environments, tmax 450 °C, 650 °C, or 850 °C and horizontal air circulation.
For control unit applications, the Nabertherm High-Temperature Oven NA 500/85/B500 (850°C, Controller B-500) is differentiated by max temperature 850°C and controller B-500 for precise and consistent temperature regulation. The PolyScience Viscosity Bath 17L Ambient +10°...+135°C, 240V, 50Hz Advanced Digital Temperature Controller from PolyScience is another named option in the same product category. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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