Heat to high temperatures faster using Thermo Scientific™ Lindberg/Blue M 1700°C furnaces. Designed for efficient, high-temperature use with minimal maintenance, these furnaces feature a unique door and control sophistication ranging from solid-state, single setpoint to more versatile microprocessor-based systems with programming and communications options. Choose from two popular chamber sizes.

Smart Heating Elements

• Molybdenum disilicide elements with unique right-angle bend and sidewall mounting reduce maintenance usually associated with element termination and mounting
• Designed for easy replacement without matching resistance values
• Fast heat-up and recovery with excellent uniformity and energy efficiency
• Increased resistance to thermal shock, ideal for rapid cycling over extended periods

Overtemperature Control (OTC)†

• Adjustable digital overtemperature control protects furnace and load in the event of primary control circuit failure
• Overrides main controller and shuts off power to furnace if high limit is reached
• Manual reset required for safety
• Operates via signal from independent thermocouple

Programmable Controller With Communications (COM Models)

• With RS-485 data port (communications card and port) for connection to remote computer
• Enables modification, interrogation and data transfer of instrument control and configuration parameters
• Up to 30 units can be connected to one PC

Digital Multiple Program, Multiple Segment Programmable Controller

• Microprocessor-based PID control (proportional, integral, derivative) prevents overshoot
• Multiple programs and segments for ramp (up and down) and dwell (timed hold) temperature control
• Simultaneous digital LED display of actual temperature vs. setpoint in either °C or °F

Digital Single-Setpoint Controller

• Microprocessor-based PID control (proportional, integral, derivative) prevents overshoot
• Single segment, single setpoint, one ramp to setpoint
• Adjustable high limit overtemperature protection
• Simultaneous LED display of actual temperature vs. setpoint in either °C or °F

† Specify Option