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When industrial users purchase ovens, they often encounter situations where standard models are not enough. For example, the workpiece has special size, large single batch loading capacity, high temperature requirements, needs nitrogen filling and low oxygen protection, limited on-site space, or needs to be linked with the production line and data system. At this time, you need to find an industrial custom oven manufacturer with non-standard design capabilities. Customizing the oven is not just about making the box bigger, but also designing it from the dimensions, load-bearing capacity, temperature, atmosphere, control system and on-site usage.

Many users will pay attention to the temperature control accuracy when purchasing a vacuum oven, but it is easy to ignore the temperature uniformity. Temperature control accuracy usually refers to the temperature control capability near the control point, while temperature uniformity pays more attention to the temperature difference between different locations in the box. For material drying, electronic component dehumidification, powder handling and process validation, temperature uniformity directly affects result consistency. Therefore, to judge whether a vacuum oven is good or not, we should not only look at whether the temperature control meter displays accurately, but also whether the temperature field inside the oven is stable.