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== About == |
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The Best Value Vacs (BVV) VO-16092 is a 3.2 cubic foot vacuum oven equipped with four temperature-control channels. It provides controlled heating under reduced pressure for drying and low-temperature bakeout of compatible samples, components, and fixtures. |
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This unit has a maximum rated temperature of 100 °C (212 °F). All materials and processes must be approved for the oven’s temperature range and vacuum environment. |
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== Application == |
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Moisture removal from compatible components, substrates, and fixtures. |
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Vacuum drying of approved, nonhazardous samples. |
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Low-temperature bakeout before assembly or packaging. |
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Controlled thermal conditioning under reduced pressure. |
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Process suitability depends on the material, required temperature, and substances released during heating. Flammable solvent processing, reactive materials, hazardous vapors, and sealed containers are outside the current draft SOP’s scope. |
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== Tooling == |
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1) Use clean trays, sample holders, and fixtures compatible with the process temperature and vacuum environment. Containers must be open or appropriately vented; sealed containers are not permitted. |
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2) Arrange loads securely without obstructing the door seal, sensors, or vacuum opening. Verify shelf load limits before using heavy fixtures. Use suitable heat-resistant gloves and handling tools when unloading. |
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3) The installed vacuum pump, hoses, fittings, and any required trap or filter must be identified and approved for the process. A tooling inventory and controller-to-shelf map will be added after onsite verification. |
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Revision as of 18:00, 13 October 2026
Vacuum Thermal Chamber
| Tool Type | Vacuum Thermal Chamber |
|---|---|
| Location | Reliability & Testing Room |
| Supervisor |
Nic Rupert |
| Description | BVV VO-16092 |
About
The Best Value Vacs (BVV) VO-16092 is a 3.2 cubic foot vacuum oven equipped with four temperature-control channels. It provides controlled heating under reduced pressure for drying and low-temperature bakeout of compatible samples, components, and fixtures.
This unit has a maximum rated temperature of 100 °C (212 °F). All materials and processes must be approved for the oven’s temperature range and vacuum environment.
Application
Applications include:
Moisture removal from compatible components, substrates, and fixtures.
Vacuum drying of approved, nonhazardous samples.
Low-temperature bakeout before assembly or packaging.
Controlled thermal conditioning under reduced pressure.
Process suitability depends on the material, required temperature, and substances released during heating. Flammable solvent processing, reactive materials, hazardous vapors, and sealed containers are outside the current draft SOP’s scope.
System Overview
Coming Soon...
Operating Procedure & User's Manuals
Coming Soon...
Recipes
Coming Soon...
Tooling
1) Use clean trays, sample holders, and fixtures compatible with the process temperature and vacuum environment. Containers must be open or appropriately vented; sealed containers are not permitted.
2) Arrange loads securely without obstructing the door seal, sensors, or vacuum opening. Verify shelf load limits before using heavy fixtures. Use suitable heat-resistant gloves and handling tools when unloading.
3) The installed vacuum pump, hoses, fittings, and any required trap or filter must be identified and approved for the process. A tooling inventory and controller-to-shelf map will be added after onsite verification.