High Temperature Chamber furnace - Operating temp - 1300 Deg C

HIGH TRMPERATURE FURNACE

High Temperature tubular Furnace

A high-temperature tubular furnace is a type of furnace designed to heat materials to very high temperatures in a tubular-shaped chamber. This type of furnace is commonly used in materials science research, as well as in the production of electronic components, ceramics, and other high-temperature materials.

features.

The furnace typically consists of a cylindrical heating chamber made of a high-temperature material such as ceramic or quartz. The chamber is heated by a heating element, which can be made of metal wire or ceramic. The temperature inside the chamber can be controlled by a temperature controller, which adjusts the amount of power supplied to the heating element.

Samples to be heated are placed inside the tubular chamber, usually on a sample holder or boat made of a high-temperature material. The chamber is then sealed to prevent air from entering and reacting with the sample at high temperatures.

High-temperature chamber furnaces can reach temperatures of up to higher, depending on the design and materials used. Some advanced models may also include features such as vacuum or controlled gas atmospheres for specific experimental conditions.

High Temperature muffle furnace - Operating temp - 1000 Deg C

MUFFLE FURNACE

MUFFLE FURNACE MAINS HEATER OFF ON 25 253. 0000 PID CONT

A muffle furnace is a type of furnace used in laboratories to heat materials at high temperatures. The “mains heater” likely refers to the power source for the furnace’s heating element, which may be turned off or on using a switch or control panel. “25” and “253.0000” could refer to temperature settings or other parameters, but without more context it’s hard to say for certain. “PID CONT” likely stands for “proportional-integral-derivative controller,” which is a type of feedback control system used in many industrial and scientific applications to regulate temperature, pressure, and other variables.

High Temperature Vertical Tubular furnace - Operating temp - 1700 Deg C

HIGH TEMPERATURE TUBULAR FURNACE

HIGH TEMPERATURE TUBULAR FURNACE-1700°C

A high-temperature tubular furnace with a maximum temperature of 1700°C is a type of laboratory equipment used for high-temperature material processing, synthesis, and testing. It typically consists of a cylindrical chamber made of high-temperature resistant materials such as quartz, alumina, or silicon carbide, and heating elements that wrap around the chamber.

features.

The furnace is designed to heat samples to high temperatures in an inert or reducing atmosphere, typically using a gas such as argon or nitrogen. This is achieved by passing the gas through the chamber to create a protective atmosphere around the sample.

Applications of high-temperature tubular furnaces include sintering, annealing, melting, and crystallization of materials. They are commonly used in materials science, chemistry, geology, and engineering research.

Safety precautions should be taken when using a high-temperature tubular furnace, as the high temperatures and potentially hazardous gases involved can pose a risk to both the user and the environment. Proper training, protective equipment, and ventilation should be used to ensure safe operation.

High Temperature Chamber furnace operating temperature - 1400 Deg C

HIGH TEMPERATURE BOX TYPE FURNACE

A high temperature box type furnace is a type of industrial furnace used for high-temperature applications such as heat treating, sintering, and annealing. It is typically designed as a rectangular box with heating elements on the sides or top and bottom, and an insulated chamber for holding the sample or material to be heated.

features.

These furnaces can reach temperatures of up to several thousand degrees Celsius, depending on the application, and may use various heating methods such as electric resistance heating, gas combustion, or induction heating. The heating elements are typically made of high-temperature resistant materials such as silicon carbide or molybdenum disilicide.

High temperature box type furnaces are commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and materials science for the processing of metals, ceramics, and other high-temperature materials. They are available in various sizes and configurations to suit different applications and production volumes.

Safety precautions should be taken when using a high temperature box type furnace, as the high temperatures involved can pose a risk to both the operator and the environment. Proper training, protective equipment, and ventilation should be used to ensure safe operation.

Thyristor temperature control panel

THYRISTOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL PANEL

A thyristor temperature control panel is a type of control panel that is used to control the temperature of a process by regulating the power supplied to heating elements using thyristors. It typically consists of a main control unit, power modules, and a user interface.

features.

The main control unit is responsible for processing temperature signals from the thermocouples and sending commands to the power modules to adjust the power supplied to the heating elements. The power modules are responsible for switching the power on and off to the heating elements, and may be located near the heating elements to reduce the amount of wiring required.

The user interface allows the operator to set and monitor the desired temperature, as well as configure other parameters such as alarm limits, ramping and soaking programs, and hold periods. The interface may consist of a touchscreen display, buttons, and indicators.

Thyristor temperature control panels are commonly used in industrial processes where precise temperature control is required, such as in heat treatment, metallurgy, and chemical processing. They are capable of controlling multiple heating elements simultaneously, and can provide highly accurate and stable temperature control.

Overall, thyristor temperature control panels are an essential tool for maintaining precise and reliable temperature control in industrial processes, and are an important component of many industrial control systems.

High Temperature Control panel with computer interface

THYRISTOR TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER-3 ZONE

6810 K nanodac 6810 THYRISTOR TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER-3 ZONE

A thyristor temperature controller is a type of electronic temperature controller that uses thyristors (also known as silicon-controlled rectifiers or SCR) to control the power supplied to heating elements in order to maintain a desired temperature.

features.

A 3-zone thyristor temperature controller is a controller that can control the temperature in three different zones, each with its own heating element and thermocouple sensor. This type of controller is often used in industrial applications where precise temperature control is required in multiple zones, such as in a furnace or oven with multiple heating elements.

The controller typically includes a user interface for setting and monitoring the temperature in each zone, as well as alarms to alert the user if the temperature exceeds a set limit. The thyristors can switch the power on and off rapidly to precisely control the temperature in each zone.

Some additional features that may be available in a 3-zone thyristor temperature controller include ramping and soaking programs, which allow the temperature to be gradually raised or lowered over time, and hold periods at specific temperatures.

6810 K nanodac 6810 THYRISTOR TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER-3 ZONE E

A thyristor temperature controller is a type of electronic temperature controller that uses thyristors (also known as silicon-controlled rectifiers or SCR) to control the power supplied to heating elements in order to maintain a desired temperature.

features.

A 3-zone thyristor temperature controller is a controller that can control the temperature in three different zones, each with its own heating element and thermocouple sensor. This type of controller is often used in industrial applications where precise temperature control is required in multiple zones, such as in a furnace or oven with multiple heating elements.

The controller typically includes a user interface for setting and monitoring the temperature in each zone, as well as alarms to alert the user if the temperature exceeds a set limit. The thyristors can switch the power on and off rapidly to precisely control the temperature in each zone.

Some additional features that may be available in a 3-zone thyristor temperature controller include ramping and soaking programs, which allow the temperature to be gradually raised or lowered over time, and hold periods at specific temperatures.

Overall, a 3-zone thyristor temperature controller is a powerful and versatile tool for controlling temperature in industrial settings where precise and reliable temperature control is required.