Flight Storage Simulation Ovens
Flight storage simulation ovens are used to imitate the temperature and pressure changes under flight conditions in aircraft and aerospace applications to test the functions and safety of sensors and electronics.
Industry uses for flight storage ovens
Flight storage simulation ovens are used by aerospace manufacturers on parts to ensure optimal performance and safely withstand pressure and temperature changes without breaking, exploding or malfunctioning. Flight simulation ovens safely accelerate testing capabilities and expose issues with the function and durability of critical equipment. Memmert ovens accurately simulate flight storage at high altitudes.
Model Guide
VOcool
Low Temperature Vacuum Oven
Low-temperature vacuum drying enables pharmaceutical or food labs to gently dry bacteria and starter cultures in the cooled vacuum oven VOcool.
SingleDisplay vs TwinDisplay
Our products are equipped with AtmoCONTROL technology that has programming functions depending on which display you select:
SingleDISPLAY and TwinDISPLAY
- Manage and organize data
- Save log files in several formats
- Monitor up to 32 devices online
- Automatic alarms sent to your email when conditions are out of spec
Additional features with TwinDISPLAY
- Archive of ramps and program sequences
- Real-time view of program sequences
- Loops can be inserted within a temperature control program at any place
- Download and manage programs via Ethernet or USB
Programmable Lab Equipment
Our products are equipped with AtmoCONTROL technology that has programming functions depending on which display you select:
SingleDISPLAY and TwinDISPLAY
- Manage and organize data
- Save log files in several formats
- Monitor up to 32 devices online
- Automatic alarms sent to your email when conditions are out of spec
Additional features with TwinDISPLAY
- Archive of ramps and program sequences
- Real-time view of program sequences
- Loops can be inserted within a temperature control program at any place
- Download and manage programs via Ethernet or USB