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Cooling Blocks & Racks
6 Products
Dry Baths
34 Products
Forced Convection Incubators
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Forced Convection Ovens
20 Products
Incubators & Ovens
40 Products
Muffle Furnaces
14 Products
Natural Convection Incubators
7 Products
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Ovens
27 Products
Rotary Evaporators
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Shaking Incubators
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Sterilizers & Autoclaves
51 Products
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75 Products
Vacuum Ovens
13 Products
Featured Thermal Processing Equipment

Yamato
Yamato RE-212-A, Rotary Evaporator Main Unit (Digital), 220V
$1,140.00

Yamato
NEODRY 15G2 Oil-Free Dry Vacuum Pump Kit, 100–240V
$11,705.00

Yamato
GLD137CC Rotary-Vane Vacuum Pump with Rubber Hose Kit, 220V
$4,690.00

Yamato
GLD-202BB Rotary-Vane Vacuum Pump with Stainless-Steel Hose Kit, 115 V (DP/SDP Vacuum Ovens)
$5,065.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of laboratory ovens does Legacy Lab Supplies carry?
We carry Yamato Scientific laboratory ovens including gravity convection, forced convection (mechanical), programmable, vacuum, and clean room models. Capacities range from 27 liters (benchtop) to over 500 liters (floor-standing). Temperature ranges up to 360°C for standard models and 510°C for high-temperature models.
What is the difference between gravity convection and forced convection ovens?
Gravity convection ovens rely on natural hot air rising for circulation, making them ideal for applications where airflow disruption is a concern (powders, lightweight samples). Forced convection ovens use a fan to circulate air, providing more uniform temperature distribution and shorter heat-up times, which suits drying, curing, and sterilization.
What temperature can a muffle furnace reach?
Yamato Scientific muffle furnaces available from Legacy Lab Supplies reach up to 1200°C. They are used for ashing, heat treatment, ceramics processing, and materials testing. Models are available with programmable controllers for multi-step ramp and soak profiles.
What is an autoclave used for in a laboratory?
Autoclaves use pressurized steam (typically 121°C at 15 PSI) to sterilize laboratory equipment, media, glassware, and biohazardous waste. Yamato Scientific autoclaves available from Legacy Lab Supplies range from 32L to 80L+ capacity with fully automatic cycle control.
Need Help Choosing?
Our team can help you find the right thermal processing equipment for your laboratory. Request a quote or contact us directly.
