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  4. Hegewald & Peschke Meß- und Prüftechnik GmbH

High-temperature furnace
for mechanical teststrialchamber

high-temperature furnace
high-temperature furnace
high-temperature furnace
high-temperature furnace
high-temperature furnace
high-temperature furnace
high-temperature furnace
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Characteristics

Function
for mechanical tests, trial
Configuration
chamber
Heat source
electric
Atmosphere
vacuum, controlled atmosphere
Other characteristics
high-temperature, laboratory, for materials testing machines
Maximum temperature

Max.: 1,600 °C
(2,912 °F)

Min.: 300 °C
(572 °F)

Description

HIGH TEMPERATURE FURNACES Material testing up to 1600°C The further development of high temperature materials, as used in the construction of turbines or boilers for power stations or for aircraft engines, is a central focus of material research. The materials used here must continue to exhibit significant mechanical strength at high temperatures, in order to resist the effects of application forces. With the effectiveness of every thermodynamic process increasing in line with temperature, there is intense interest in constantly increasing the application temperatures. Hegewald & Peschke MPT GmbH offers a complete palette of test accessories for the characterisation of the mechanical properties of high performance materials under high temperatures, in tensile, compression and bending tests. These include: High temperature furnaces with 3-zone heating in a temperature range from 300°C -1600°C Electronic regulation of the temperature control via the universal material testing software LabMaster (auxiliary module SteadyRise) Precise temperature measurement of the specimen surface with thermocouples Expansion and deformation measurement directly on the specimen up to 1600°C, by means of contact or contactless measurement processes Vacuum or inert gas application Specimen clamps from heat-resistant materials Our solutions for material testing in the high temperature range fundamentally fulfil the demanding requirements of the new DIN EN ISO 6892 part 2 “Method of testing at elevated temperature”.

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36th Control 2024
36th Control 2024

23-26 Apr 2024 Stuttgart (Germany) Hall 8 - Stand 8413

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