Bottom Loading Vacuum Furnace HTBL GR
Brand: Carbolite Gero | Category: Nanotechnology
A graphite insulated bottom loading vacuum furnace. The hearth lowers on a hydraulic arm and can then be rotated out by 90 degrees, so the load is reachable from all sides, which helps with delicate samples and placed thermocouples.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | 2200 deg C, 3000 deg C on request |
| Volumes | 50, 80 and 200 litres |
| HTBL-H 50 GR/22-1G | usable space 300 mm diameter x 700 mm, 120 kW |
| Uniformity | plus or minus 10 K between 500 and 2200 deg C to DIN 17052 |
| Specification | Maximum heat-up rate 10 K/min, cooling time 8 h |
| Gases | nitrogen, argon and hydrogen, pure or mixed, operation with air not possible |
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