TG Gradient Tube Furnace Range
Brand: Carbolite Gero | Category: Nanotechnology
Compact split tube furnaces designed to hold a temperature gradient along the heated length. The two zone TG2 places a 25 mm unheated barrier between its heated zones, while the three zone TG3 uses two 75 mm barriers, each zone having its own controller.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | 1200 deg C |
| Furnace bore diameters | 60 and 125 mm |
| Heated lengths | 425 and 600 mm |
| Number of heated zones | 2 zones or 3 zones |
| TG2 | two 200 mm heated zones with a 25 mm unheated barrier |
| TG3 | three 150 mm heated zones with two 75 mm unheated barriers |
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