Ovens test thermal procedures

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Mar 8, 2007

Conventional and clean-room ovens for burn-in, hot store, steady-state screening and other thermal procedures used in the electronics industry on show at Nepcon 2007.

Carbolite will show its latest conventional and clean-room ovens for burn-in, hot store, steady-state screening and other thermal procedures used in the electronics industry on stand B54 at Nepcon 2007.

Designed for Class 100 environments, Carbolite clean room ovens are available with 250, 400, 500 or 600C maximum temperatures to suit most requirements in the electronics industry.

The equipment has fully sealed stainless steel inner chambers to meet clean room specifications, and other standard features include adjustable chamber ventilation to exhaust fumes and fan-assisted air circulation for optimum temperature uniformity.

For testing procedures where clean room conditions are not involved Carbolite offers the Apex oven range, operating to 250C, and the Peak range, with a 300C maximum temperature.

Both ranges of equipment are available in a wide choice of sizes and specifications.