If you need something to be both in a vacuum and heated, you could launch it into the infinite void of space in the general direction of the sun, or you could put it in a vacuum oven. We think one of these two solutions is clearly far more practical.
Should you choose the less practical solution, however, we recommend recording it and posting it on YouTube because that would be crazy.
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Wide temperature range up to 250°C, 1 to 2.3 cu ft
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$ 5,093 USD
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1.9 cubic foot with a large dual-layer tempered glass safety window, up to 500°C
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$ 4,990 USD
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Digital desktop vacuum ovens 0.9-5 cu ft, up to 150°C, optional heated shelf and pumps
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$ 1,350 USD
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Remarkable temperature stability, 1.47 Cubic Ft, Ambient +10ºC to 220°C, vacuum options
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$ 4,797 USD
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Multiple safety features, PID controller, over-temperature safety circuit, 1.1 cu ft, up to 200°C
$ 6,277 USD
$ 5,587 USD
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Built to perform degassing / purging of light hydrocarbon solvents, 0.9-3.2 cu ft, up to 200°C
$ 2,000 USD
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$ 1,920 USD
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Remarkable temperature stability, 1.47 Cubic Ft, Ambient +10ºC to 150°C, vacuum options
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$ 4,597 USD
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Achieve Impressive Vacuum Levels, 0.6-4.5 cu ft, up to 220°C
$ 5,728 USD
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$ 4,713 USD