FU-11MS(1800â„ƒ) High-Temperature Furnaces with MoSi2 Rod Heating up to 1800Â°C (11L) Pl-Supplies

High-Temperature Furnaces with MoSi2 Rod Heating up to 1800°C
Great for testing metallic samples and sintering
Built-in programmable controller. 5 patterns and 9 segments/patterns. Total 45 segments
Recommended ideal running temperature is below 1650â„ƒ *24hours continuous running
Heating from 2 sides and vertical MoSi2 rod preventing warping. Easy replacement
Excellent outgassing thanks to the exhaust air outlet on the head of the chamber, i.e plastic polymer
Double housing and low surface temperature
Ceramic fiber materials which are not classified as carcinogenic
Great temp uniformity (+/-4%)
Prompt heat up and good maintaining
SCR operation and programmable control provide low noise operation and precise temp control (+/-1â„ƒ)
The gas atmosphere available with an optional flow meter

Sizes

Chamber size 200x270x200mm
External size 1000x670x840mm

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Description

Specification:

Model	FU-11MS(18)
Max temperature	1800â„ƒ
Continuous running temperature	1650â„ƒ
Chamber volume	11liters
Controller	Programmable controller
Sensor	B type
Heater	6.6kW
Heating element	MoSi2
Insulation	Ceramic
Power supply	220V, 50/60Hz, 1p, 30A
Net weight	186kg
Chamber size	200x270x200mm
External size	1000x670x840mm

Feature:

Heat treatment facilities for ceramic, alloy, titanium, and other materials for the aerospace and metallurgical manufacturing sectors.

Building enterprises that sinter metallic power such as nickel alloy into sintered materials.

Material technology companies that create polymer composites and graphene materials.

Aerospace businesses that conduct cyclic oxidation tests in an atmosphere-controlled environment between 1700C and room temperature.

Medical and healthcare organizations that require ash and composition analyses from material burning.

Material innovation firms that sinter in vacuum or inert gases.

Companies that require a vacuum furnace for softening cycles, annealing, and age hardening of Inconel 718 tubes in subsea and surface injection systems.

Analytical research laboratories that use heat treatment to examine diverse materials.

Manufacturers of medical implants who anneal alloy powders