SNOL supplier in Romania
Industrial electric furnaces and ovens
Headquarters: Lithuania
Who is SNOL and what does it make?
SNOL is a Lithuanian manufacturer of furnaces and ovens for laboratories and industry, with a declared range of more than 150 standard products. The manufacturer divides the range into two branches: laboratory equipment (drying ovens, muffle furnaces, ceramic chamber furnaces, ashing furnaces, tube furnaces, incubators) and industrial equipment (chamber ovens and furnaces, some with a removable hearth or walk-in type for large parts). Each model is named after the volume of the working chamber in litres and the maximum temperature in degrees Celsius, for example SNOL 30/1300 for a volume of 30 litres and a maximum temperature of 1300°C.
The temperature range extends from 200°C for some ovens up to 1600°C for the chamber furnaces of the laboratory series, and the volumes go from under one litre for small precision models up to 700 litres for high-capacity laboratory ovens. Most models have an additional configuration code (for example LSF01, LSN11, LHM01, LSC01) that indicates the control variant and the construction of the heating chamber. This granularity allows the exact equipment to be chosen according to the sample volume and the process temperature required, without oversizing the installation.
For the Romanian market, SNOL means access to heat treatment equipment for analysis laboratories, quality control or small-batch production, where the sample volume and the working temperature vary from one project to the next.
What do we supply from the SNOL range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Laboratory Drying Ovens | SNOL laboratory ovens cover temperatures between 200°C and 550°C, with volumes from 3 to 700 litres, according to the manufacturer's model list. They are used for drying, heating, thermal testing and accelerated ageing of materials. The model code indicates both the volume and the maximum temperature, for example SNOL 220/300 for 220 litres and 300°C. |
| Laboratory Muffle and Chamber Furnaces | SNOL laboratory furnaces cover a much wider temperature range, from 900°C to 1600°C, with volumes from 0.2 to 80 litres, suitable for ashing, heat treatment of metals or firing of ceramic samples. The configuration code (LSC, LSF, LHM, LXC) indicates the type of heating system and process control. |
| Industrial Chamber Ovens | The SNOL industrial range includes chamber ovens, some with a removable hearth for easier handling of large parts, and walk-in models for very large volumes of material. They are used for heat treatment at production scale, not only for laboratory samples. |
| Industrial Chamber Furnaces | SNOL industrial furnaces complement the laboratory range with equipment sized for production batches, keeping the same naming logic by volume and maximum temperature. They are used in the heat treatment of metals, industrial ceramics and other processes that require larger volumes than a laboratory furnace. |
Why SNOL?
- More than 150 standard models, named after the chamber volume (litres) and the maximum temperature (°C)
- Temperature range from 200°C to 1600°C depending on the series chosen
- Working volumes from under one litre for the precision models up to 700 litres for high-capacity laboratory ovens
- Configuration code on most models (e.g. LSF01, LHM01), for the control and construction variant
Which SNOL codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| SNOL 3/320 | laboratory oven, 3 litres, 320°C |
| SNOL 20/300 LSN11 | laboratory oven, 20 litres, 300°C |
| SNOL 58/350 LSN11 | laboratory oven, 58 litres, 350°C |
| SNOL 67/350 LSN01 | laboratory oven, 67 litres, 350°C |
| SNOL 75/350 LSP/ESP | laboratory oven, 75 litres, 350°C |
| SNOL 75/550 LHN02 | laboratory oven, 75 litres, 550°C |
| SNOL 120/300 LSN11 | laboratory oven, 120 litres, 300°C |
| SNOL 200/200 LSN11 | laboratory oven, 200 litres, 200°C |
| SNOL 220/300 LSN11 | laboratory oven, 220 litres, 300°C |
| SNOL 420/300 LSN11 | laboratory oven, 420 litres, 300°C |
| SNOL 700/300 NNL | laboratory oven, 700 litres, 300°C |
| SNOL 8.2/1100 LHM01 | laboratory furnace, 8.2 litres, 1100°C |
| SNOL 4/1300 LSC01 | laboratory furnace, 4 litres, 1300°C |
| SNOL 6.7/1300 LSM01 | laboratory furnace, 6.7 litres, 1300°C |
| SNOL 8/1600 LSF01 | laboratory furnace, 8 litres, 1600°C |
| SNOL 12/1300 LSC01 | laboratory furnace, 12 litres, 1300°C |
| SNOL 30/1300 LSF01 | laboratory furnace, 30 litres, 1300°C |
| SNOL 40/1200 LSF01 | laboratory furnace, 40 litres, 1200°C |
| SNOL 70/1300 LSF01 | laboratory furnace, 70 litres, 1300°C |
| SNOL 80/1100 LSF01 | laboratory furnace, 80 litres, 1100°C |
Where is SNOL equipment used?
- Heat treatment of metals — chamber and muffle furnaces for annealing or hardening
- Aerospace — thermal testing and precision heat treatment
- Ceramics — firing of samples and parts at temperatures up to 1600°C
- Pharmaceutical and analytical research — laboratory ovens and incubators
- Food industry — ovens for testing and drying
- Jewellery and precision metals — laboratory furnaces for melting and treatment
How do we supply SNOL in Romania?
For SNOL we follow the manufacturer's technical documentation; we confirm availability and lead time in the quotation. We do not hold the range on the shelf, but we can bring in the right SNOL model to order, through EU supply channels, usually in 1–4 weeks from confirmation. For a correct quotation we need the working volume required (in litres), the maximum process temperature and the type of application (drying, ashing, heat treatment), in order to identify the right series and configuration code. We do not promise a shorter lead time than the one confirmed by the manufacturer for the exact code requested.
A specific configuration code (e.g. LSF01 vs. LSC01) is chosen according to the volume and temperature required, when the quotation is requested.
Frequently asked questions about SNOL
What products does SNOL make?
SNOL produces electric furnaces and ovens for laboratories and industry, in more than 150 standard models, with working temperatures from 200°C to 1600°C and volumes from under one litre to 700 litres.
What does the model code of a SNOL furnace mean (e.g. 30/1300)?
The first number is the volume of the working chamber in litres, and the second is the maximum temperature in degrees Celsius; SNOL 30/1300 is therefore a 30-litre furnace with a maximum temperature of 1300°C.
How do I choose between a SNOL oven and a muffle furnace?
Ovens cover temperatures from 200°C to 550°C and are designed for drying or thermal testing, while muffle furnaces reach 900-1600°C, suitable for ashing, heat treatment of metals or firing of ceramic samples.
Can you supply SNOL furnaces in Romania, and within what lead time?
We bring in SNOL models to order through EU supply channels; the lead time is usually 1–4 weeks from order confirmation, depending on the availability of the requested code at the manufacturer.
What do I need to send for a SNOL furnace quotation?
We need the working volume required in litres, the maximum process temperature and the type of application (drying, ashing, heat treatment), so that we can identify the right series and configuration code.
How do I request a SNOL quotation?
Send the SNOL code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: SNOL (manufacturer documentation)