Bottom Loading Vacuum Furnace HTBL MO / HTBL W
Brand: Carbolite Gero | Category: Nanotechnology
A bottom loading vacuum furnace with metallic insulation and heating elements. The metal build gives the purest atmospheres and the best working vacuum level, and the hydraulically driven hearth swings out for easy loading.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Volume | 60 litres |
| HTBL 60 MO/16-1G | maximum temperature 1600 deg C with molybdenum shields and elements |
| HTBL 60 W/22-1G | maximum temperature 2200 deg C with tungsten shields and elements |
| Specification | Fully automated hydraulic hearth movement, platform rotates out by 90 degrees |
| Gases | nitrogen, argon and hydrogen, pure or mixed, others on request |
| Specification | Operation with air is not possible |
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