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Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
JL
>Is there any use for old laboratory precision ovens? The company I work for has two (possibly three) to get rid of. The interior dimensions of one are ~12" x ~12" x ~11". The other's dimensions are ~18" x ~16" x ~16", and the door "hinges" need some work.
Re: Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
JL
>Oh yeah, I forgot - free to good home in Metro Atlanta area.
I imagine shipping to the NW would kill the deal.
Dave Smith, Longview, WA
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Re: Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
Fred in NC
>What temperature do they reach ? I could use one if it can go to about 1200 deg.
Re: I imagine shipping to the NW would kill the de
JL
>The small one would be about $40 or so to ship. So I don't know if it would be worth it. The large one is too big to ship by UPS.
Re: Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
JL
>About 400 or so. We have used them for drying samples and glassware.
Re: Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
John Leonard
>JL. I am interested. I don't live in the Atlanta area but my daughter does and has agreed to store till I can come get it. I am interested in the smaller one. John L.
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Charlie Anderson in Southern Maryland
>I just got a 106# large dimensioned package through UPS. Size 22 x 22 x 35.
Re: Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
JL
>Email me with the details.
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John Leonard
>JL, have sent two email and both were bounced. Please email me. John L.
Re: Precision Ovens? - possibly OT
JL
>John, emailed you.
