High temperature chamber furnace for sintering ceramics
In industrial heat treatment processes, achieving consistent high temperatures for sintering ceramics can be challenging. Common issues include inadequate temperature uniformity, unreliable heating elements, and high maintenance requirements. These factors necessitate a robust and reliable high-temperature furnace.
Achieve uniform high-temperature sintering
The HTF industrial furnace by Carbolite Gero is an optimal solution for high temperature sintering of ceramics, offering maximum operating temperatures of 1600 °C, 1700 °C, or 1800 °C. It is heated by molybdenum disilicide elements and available in usable volumes ranging from 27 to 560 litres. The furnace features independent over-temperature protection for safe, unattended operation. Although primarily designed for use in air, a modified atmosphere can be provided with an additional gas supply, slightly suppressing oxygen levels. HTF’s debinding package enhances efficiency for sintering processes requiring pre-treatment. This package includes preheated air inlets and an afterburner, ensuring temperature uniformity and safe combustion of by-products. Suitable for applications like annealing, ceramic injection moulding (CIM), debinding, sintering, and more, the HTF furnace is ideal for the precise and efficient treatment of ceramics.
Benefits
- Wide range of operating temperatures up to 1800 °C
- Large usable volumes accommodating various needs
- Independent over-temperature protection ensures safe operation
- Enhanced temperature uniformity via advanced refractory and insulation materials
- Optional debinding package for improved sintering efficiency