Introduction
Vacuum Furnace is a single chamber structure, temperature controlled by digital PID controller, ensuring excellent level of temperature accuracy and reliability. This unit provides you with precise control of temperature range 400°C to 900°C and easiness to operate this equipment. It is available in capacity of 3L having ceramic wool insulation to prevent from over heat and short circuit.
Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.
Applications
These vacuum furnaces feature a wide range of applications for development of new materials, heating treatment, melting glassware and cast moulding in many different fields, such as industrial, biotechnology, and furthermore, its application can be extended to fundamental and crucial purposes which belong to even totally-different industry category as well.
Specifications
| Capacity | 3 L |
| Maximum Temperature | 400°C to 900°C |
| Operating Temperature Range | 800°C |
| Temperature Control | LCD PID program control system |
| Timer | 99Hr 59min |
| Vacuum Range | 760mm Hg |
| Thermocouple | K-type |
| Insulation | Ceramic wool |
| Internal Material | Stainless steel plate |
| External Material | Stainless steel plate with double painted |
| Sensor | PT-100Ω |
| Regulator | SSR regulator |
| Heating Method | 4 side |
| Heater Capacity | 1.4 Kw |
| Power | AC220V, 60Hz |
| Internal Dimension (W×D×H) | 115×115×115 mm |
| External Dimension (W×D×H) | 530×460×680 mm |
Features
Adjustable over-temperature protection
Fast heat up and cooling rates
Automatic quick operation
High quality heating elements
Excellent temperature uniformity
Low energy consumption
Top rated electronic components with leakage protection
Excellent process control
Programmable PID temperature controller
Built-in safety mechanism
Customizable chamber size
Audio/visual alarm for operator’s safety
FAQs
1. What is a Vacuum Furnace?
A Vacuum Furnace is an apparatus designed to heats materials, typically metals, in a sealed chamber under vacuum to prevent contamination and oxidation during heat treatment.
2. How does a Vacuum Furnace work?
It works by removing air from the chamber to create a vacuum, then using electric heating elements to raise temperatures for precise heat treatment.
3. What materials can be processed in Vacuum Furnace?
It can process materials such as titanium, stainless steel, super alloys, copper, ceramics, and specialty metals.
4. What kind of maintenance does Vacuum Furnace require?
Regular maintenance includes checking vacuum seals, pumps, thermocouples, heating elements, and ensuring the control system is calibrated.
5. How does Vacuum Furnace improve product quality?
It improves product quality by eliminating oxidation, minimizing contamination, and providing uniform and controlled thermal profiles.
6. Can Vacuum Furnace be used for reactive metals?
It is ideal for reactive metals like titanium and tantalum because it prevents unwanted chemical reactions during heat treatment.
7. Can Vacuum Furnace perform heat treatment under partial pressure?
It can operate under partial pressure by introducing controlled amounts of inert gas to achieve specific metallurgical results.
8. How does Vacuum Furnace affect surface finish?
It improves surface finish by eliminating oxidation and scaling, resulting in cleaner and brighter parts post-treatment.
9. Can Vacuum Furnace be used for degassing materials?
It is ideal for degassing materials by removing absorbed gases and volatile substances during high-temperature vacuum exposure.
10. Can Vacuum Furnace be used for R&D purposes?
It is widely used in research and development for testing new materials, processes, and thermal profiles under controlled conditions.
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