Vacuum Chamber Furnace HTK GR
Brand: Carbolite Gero | Category: Nanotechnology
A graphite insulated vacuum chamber furnace for extreme heat treatment, used for graphitising, pyrolysis, siliconisation and technical ceramics. It runs under rough or fine vacuum, protective gases such as nitrogen and argon, and reactive gases.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | up to 2200 deg C |
| Available sizes | 8, 25, 80, 220, 400 and 600 litres |
| Specification | Graphite insulation and graphite heating elements |
| Specification | Optional graphite retort improves temperature uniformity to better than plus or minus 10 deg C |
| Specification | Cannot operate in an oxygen atmosphere due to the graphite insulation |
| Specification | Hydrogen partial pressure operation available on request |
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