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Maximum temperature: 0 °C - 3,000 °C
... Industrial vacuum furnace with a maximum temperature of 3000 °C (5432°F) with our tungsten hot zones and 2200 °C (3992°F) with our graphite hot zones with operation in vacuum. Available with different sized hot zones ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 1,650, 2,200, 2,300, 2,600 °C
... Our 15 Ton (133 KN) Hot Pressing Furnace is available with larger chamber and hot zone sizes and is housed in a larger frame. The frame is able to handle the higher forces and larger samples compared to our 5 and 10 ton Hot Pressing Furnaces. ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 2,600, 2,300, 2,200, 1,650 °C
... force is reached. Temperature control is established by use of a thermocouple and/or pyrometer. The furnace can easily be converted to a batch furnace for production. General specifications: Hot zone Size: 12” diameter ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 2,300 °C
... oxidizing or reducing. Double-walled, water-cooled stainless steel chamber. Complete turn-key system. Furnace can double as a batch furnace. The furnace chamber provides an isolated atmosphere for the sample and ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 2,200, 3,000 °C
... shiny and durable finish. In our graphite type hot zones, we utilize fibrous graphite insulation. A resistance-heated graphite element surrounds the work area. Power to this element is delivered through ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 0 °C - 3,000 °C
... 203 mm) All graphite hot zone with graphite heating element and shields. Vacuum evacuation & inert gas system. Economical 3000°C system Stainless steel, double walled, cylindrical vacuum chamber Details Chamber ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 0 °C - 3,000 °C
... our graphite type zones, we utilize fibrous graphite insulation with excellent insulation value. A resistance heated graphite heating element surrounds the work area. Power to this element is delivered ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 0 °C - 3,000 °C
... Loading Furnace MRF’s Model F-4 front loading furnace can be used for a wide variety of applications due to its flexibility and wide range of options. It is capable of temperatures up to 3000°C (5432F) and can be configured ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 0 °C - 2,500 °C
... Our F-6 front loading furnace has a heating area of 6” wide x 10” high x 12” deep (152 mm W x 254 mm H x 305 mm D) and has four side heaters to provide uniform heating. With rated temperatures up to 2500°C for select materials, availability ...
Materials Research Furnaces
Maximum temperature: 1,700, 1,650, 2,100, 2,500 °C
... Our F-14 front loading furnace has a heating area of 14” cubed (356 mm W x H x D) and is also available with a 25” deep heating area (356 mm W x 356 mm H X 635 mm D) to double the heated volume. This model is well suited for large volume ...
Materials Research Furnaces
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