Laboratory electric furnace CHO-27

Designation SNOT-8.16.5/5,0- I2-In

Designation SNO-10 Volume, l 10 The material of the working chamber is ceramic Heating 4 sides Power consumption, W, max 4500 Minimum operating temperature, 0C 100

Designation: SHS(G)-7.5/5.5 Supply voltage, V: 380 Power, kW: 40/7 Maximum temperature, °C: 550 Useful size, mm: 720x520

Designation SNO(H)-40/11 Power, kW, no more than 8 Supply network voltage, V 380 Frequency, Hz 50

Designation SSHOL-3/11 Supply voltage, 220 ± 10% Network frequency, Hz 50 Power consumption, W, max 2500

Designation SSO-4.12/11 Power, kW 50 Diameter, mm 400 Height, mm 1200

Designation SNO-3 Volume, l 3 The material of the working chamber is ceramic Heating 4 sides Power consumption, W, max 2500 Minimum operating temperature, 0C 100

High-temperature furnaces are capable of heating materials up to 1700 degrees. The scope of their application covers the heat treatment of various materials in an inert medium or vacuum. TULA-TERM furnaces are used for heat treatment of plastics, ceramics, metals, alloys, lacquers and other materials. The equipment allows sintering, annealing, soldering, quenching, drying, burning and molding. In industry, our installations are most often used for quenching parts and sintering hard alloys.

Designation SNO-40 Volume, l 40 The material of the working chamber is ceramic Heating 4 sides Power consumption, W, max 10000 Minimum operating temperature, 0C 100

Designation SNO 64/17 Rated power Pmax, kW 18 Power supply voltage U, In 3 phases + N+PE 380 Maximum operating temperature T slave, oS 1700

High-temperature furnaces are capable of heating materials up to 1700 degrees. The scope of their application covers the heat treatment of various materials in an inert medium or vacuum. TULA-TERM furnaces are used for heat treatment of plastics, ceramics, metals, alloys, lacquers and other materials. The equipment allows sintering, annealing, soldering, quenching, drying, burning and molding. In industry, our installations are most often used for quenching parts and sintering hard alloys.

The chamber furnace with digital control SNOT 14.20.15/6.2 is designed for firing products and heat treatment of metals.

The vacuum furnace of the mine type SNVS-400/7.0 with top loading and pneumatic lid opening is designed for firing copper and other materials at temperatures up to 700 ° C and high vacuum up to -5 ·10-4 (6.67·10-5) mmHg (kPa). A technological platform with a ladder is provided for convenient operator access to the furnace. The mechanism of opening / closing the lid is provided by two pneumatic cylinders with pneumatic locks in the air line. A lifting platform is provided for loading coils into the furnace using an electric hoist. The design consists of a traverse, a stainless steel pipe and a perforated disc with a hook for suspension.

High-temperature furnaces are capable of heating materials up to 1700 degrees. The scope of their application covers the heat treatment of various materials in an inert medium or vacuum. TULA-TERM furnaces are used for heat treatment of plastics, ceramics, metals, alloys, lacquers and other materials. The equipment allows sintering, annealing, soldering, quenching, drying, burning and molding. In industry, our installations are most often used for quenching parts and sintering hard alloys.

Designation SNO(H)-6/12.5 Power, kW, no more than 8 Supply network voltage, V 380 Frequency, Hz 50

Vacuum resistance furnaces are necessary for heating products before pressure treatment, for sintering, degassing, quenching, annealing, soldering and chemical-technological processes. Such furnaces among all the variety of thermal equipment are considered the most environmentally friendly – heat treatment is carried out at t up to +2500 ° C in a purified vacuum. Under certain conditions, vacuum furnaces are used to work with neutral gases. The outer part of the furnace is made of stainless steel and is cooled by liquid. The inner part of the working chamber, where the heat treatment of materials is carried out, is made of an alloy of molybdenum and tungsten. The components are characterized by a low inertia force, reduced gas separation. The settings are available on the control panel, where the instruments, automatic and manual control switches are located. At every enterprise of the electronic industry, nuclear power, an explosion-proof vacuum resistance furnace is needed. The same applies to areas where various products undergo heat treatment at the stage of production and preparation for use.