Binder FD 23 Lab Oven

A furnace is a heating system that uses a fuel source to heat air or water, which is then circulated throughout a home or building. Furnaces are typically powered by natural gas, propane, oil, or electricity. The most common type of furnace is a forced-air furnace, which uses a blower to circulate warm air through ductwork and into the living space. Other types of furnaces include boilers, which heat water for radiators or baseboard heaters, and heat pumps, which use electricity to move heat from one area to another.

Ovens are a type of scientific equipment used to heat materials to a specific temperature. They are used in a variety of scientific applications, such as drying, sterilizing, and curing materials. Ovens are available in a variety of sizes and types, including benchtop, laboratory, and industrial ovens. They are also available in a variety of temperature ranges, from low-temperature ovens for drying and curing materials to high-temperature ovens for sterilizing and melting materials. Ovens are also used in the food industry for baking and roasting.