1700 ℃ Box type Atmosphere Furnace

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Overview

The 1700 ℃ box type atmosphere furnace series products have rated temperatures of 1100 ℃, 1400 ℃, 1600 ℃, and 1700 ℃, using different heating elements. The models are complete, safe, and reliable, and can also be specially manufactured to meet different process experiments. It is suitable for sintering electronic ceramics and high-temperature structural ceramics, precision annealing and microcrystallization of glass, precision annealing of crystals, preparation of ceramic glazes, powder metallurgy, sintering of nanomaterials, quenching of metal parts, and all heat treatments that require rapid heating processes. It is an ideal experimental and production equipment for scientific research institutions, universities, and industrial and mining enterprises

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This series1700 ℃ box typeatmospherestoveAll of them are cycle based operations,Adopting a double-layer shell structure and31Segment program temperature control system, phase shift trigger, thyristor control, furnace adopts1800Type aluminamanycrystalFiber material, equipped with air cooling system between double-layer furnace shells, capable of rapid temperature rise and fall,1700 ℃ box typeatmospherestoveAdopting overall sealing of the shell(or stainless steel liner with overall sealing)Cover plateandfurnace dooralladopthigh temperaturesilicone padSealing, installation of furnace door and top coverThere is a water cooling system, and the gas passes through the flow meter and enters the rear chamberair intakeenterenterThere are multiple furnace inlet ports for washingandThe gas outlet can be filled with gases such as argon, nitrogen, oxygen, carbon monoxide, etc. This furnace has the advantages of temperature field balance, low surface temperature, fast temperature rise and fall rate, and energy saving. It is an ideal product for atmosphere protection sintering and atmosphere reduction in universities, research institutes, and industrial and mining enterprises.