Multi-purpose Furnace FP H
Brand: FCT Systeme | Category: Nanotechnology
A resistance heated Sinter-HIP furnace with an integrated hot pressing function. It combines vacuum and partial pressure sintering, gas pressure sintering up to 100 bar, and uniaxial hot pressing in a single bayonet closure vessel.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working temperature | up to 2000 deg C at 10 MPa |
| Model FP H 6/12.5 | useful volume 6 dm3, maximum power 60 kW |
| Hot pressing force | 125 kN, maximum pressing diameter 70 mm |
| Vacuum | 5x10-2 mbar(a) |
| Furnace atmosphere | Ar, N2 or forming gases |
| Specification | Optional working temperature up to 2200 deg C and in-situ dilatometer |
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