Industries using ovens and incubators:

• Research, Medical and Biotech Laboratories: In research labs, ovens and incubators are used to perform a range of experiments, such as drying and baking samples, culturing cells and tissues, storing and incubating cultures, and drying and curing specimens.
• Pharmaceutical Laboratories: In pharmaceutical laboratories, ovens and incubators are used for drying and curing samples, testing the stability of ingredients/constituents, as well as testing the shelf-life of pharmaceutical products.
• Food and Beverage Industry: In the food and beverage industry, ovens and incubators are used for new food and beverage product creation/formulations in the research labs. By allowing baking, roasting, and fermenting of ingredients, as well as for testing the shelf-life and stability of food and beverages. Food packaging can also be tested using ovens.
• Education: In colleges and universities, ovens and incubators are used for teaching and training students in laboratory techniques and procedures, as well as for research by staff and postgraduate students.
• Manufacturing/Engineering/Aeronautical Industry: Oven and incubators can be used in a wide range of applications from powder coating drying/curing, curing of carbon-fibre items, testing of materials for strength and durability.
• Geotechnical & Environmental: Ovens and incubators are used for drying soil samples for further analysis. Ovens can be used to cure models for “to scale” experiments.