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Tube Furnace

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What is the maximum temperature the tube furnace can reach?

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The tube furnace can reach high temperatures of up to 1200°C, making it suitable for various high-temperature applications.

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What materials can be processed in this furnace?

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This furnace is ideal for processing materials such as metals, ceramics, and glass, commonly used in annealing, sintering, and diffusion applications.

 

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Does the furnace come with a vacuum system?

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The furnace includes vacuum flanges, allowing users to integrate it with a vacuum system for controlled atmospheric conditions. However, the vacuum pump may need to be purchased separately.

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What is the purpose of multiple heating zones?

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Multiple heating zones allow for precise temperature control across different sections of the furnace, ensuring uniform heating and minimizing thermal gradients.

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What type of control system is used?

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The furnace is equipped with an advanced PID controller, which ensures accurate and consistent temperature regulation throughout the heating process.

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What tube materials are provided with the furnace?

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The furnace comes with quartz tubes, which offer high thermal stability and are suitable for various thermal processing applications.

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Can I use other tube materials instead of quartz?

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Yes, depending on your application, you may use other compatible tube materials such as alumina or silicon carbide, provided they fit the furnace specifications.

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Is the furnace suitable for continuous operation?

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Yes, the furnace is designed for both short and extended heating cycles, but continuous operation should be within the recommended temperature and duration limits.

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Does the furnace support gas flow for controlled atmospheres?

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Yes, with appropriate connections, the furnace can support gas flow, making it suitable for processes requiring inert or reactive gas environments.