Laboratory Tube Furnace

Description

Product Introduction:

Tube furnaces are widely used for heat treatment experiments in universities, research institutes, industrial and mining enterprises, and other facilities. They utilize an intelligent programmable temperature control system, phase-shift triggering, thyristor control, and a 30-segment programmable controller for precise temperature control. Furnace tubes are available in a variety of materials, including heat-resistant alloys, quartz, and alumina, to accommodate diverse experimental and production needs. Tube furnaces offer safety, reliability, ease of operation, high temperature control accuracy, excellent furnace temperature uniformity, customizable temperature zones, and optional atmosphere and vacuum configurations.

Applications:

Experimental tube furnaces are commonly used for experimental heat treatment, with the following specific applications:

1. Material Synthesis and Sintering: Used for the research and development of new materials, including the synthesis and sintering of nanomaterials, superconducting materials, ceramics, and composite materials.
2. Metal Heat Treatment: Tube furnaces precisely control temperature to perform heat treatments such as annealing and quenching on metals or alloys, altering their microstructure and properties.

Features:

• Polycrystalline fiber furnace, energy-saving and corrosion-resistant.
• Microcomputer PID control, temperature control accuracy up to ±1℃.
• The furnace body is equipped with a monitoring meter for real-time observation.
• Over-temperature protection and alarm, high safety factor.

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