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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 sand bath "PB MINI" I2 with digital control and a heating area of 200x400 mm. is designed for heat treatment of samples, evaporation and laboratory analysis. Optionally, the product can be equipped with a shutdown timer.

Designation SNO 17/17 Rated power Pmax, kW 10 Power supply voltage U, In 3 phases + N+PE 380 Maximum operating temperature T slave, oS 1700

Pump protection is provided; minimal modification of the heating unit permits to use the furnace as a furnace for silicification of graphite products

The series is designed for heat treatment according to pre-created programs. The presence of remote control and a number of software options allows you to use the product for long-term heat treatment modes. Vacuum drying cabinets can be used for: - gentle drying of thermo- and oxygen-sensitive substances, such as food, medicinal, cosmetic products; - complete removal of residual moisture from heat-sensitive components with a complex shape, such as components of electronic equipment, jewelry, watches and other precision mechanics; - removal of air when filling the molds with a compound, followed by solidification at a given temperature; - removing air from the product and replacing it with another necessary gas medium; - tempering, annealing or aging of metals with the appropriate processing temperature in a vacuum or protective environment; - drying of products after washing in flammable solvents (special version); - testing of devices under low pressure conditions under various temperature conditions.

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.

The tubular laboratory furnace SUOL-0,4.4/12 is designed for calibration of thermocouples and dilatometers, heat treatment and determination of the melting point of metals, alloys and other works at temperatures up to 1200 ° C in stationary laboratories. Technical specifications Supply voltage- 220 V Power consumption - 2500 W Operating temperature range- 1200 ⁰C Max. temperature deviation from the task - 2⁰C Dimensions of the working chamber - 50 (Ø) x 480 mm Dimensions of the furnace (WxDxH) - 440x800x550 mm Furnace weight - 52 kg

The vacuum drying cabinet SHSV-3,5.3,5.6/2.5-I2M is designed for drying and heating various materials in air and in vacuum at temperatures up to 250 ° C., including in the range of I.K. radiation, with a wavelength of 1,2 – 3,8 microns.

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.

a massive copper mold was used in the furnace, as well as a printed crucible made of stabilized (calcium oxide) zirconium dioxide. The furnace has been working for several years at one of the non-ferrous metallurgy enterprises in the production of platinum ingots according to GOST

The service life of the furnace at a temperature of 1800 OC is not less than 500 hours; number of thermal cycles, not less than 100

Design features: Programmable microprocessor temperature controller; Three programs of ten steps with the ability to set the temperature, heating speed and holding time for each step; Manual heating mode with timer with sound notification and auto-off; Durable ceramic muffle; Semi-open heaters on four sides of the chamber; Backlit graphic display; Conveniently located control panel; Automatic shutdown of heating when opening the door; Sound and light alarm when the current temperature exceeds the limits of the permissible interval; The door opens up and faces the user with the cold side; Highly efficient thermal insulation of the housing; The furnace body is made of high-quality sheet steel and painted with heat-resistant powder paint. Technical specifications: Maximum heating temperature, °C +1300 Temperature stability in steady-state thermal mode, °C ± 10 Warm-up time to the maximum temperature, no more than 120 min Dimensions of the working chamber, WxHxD, not less than mm 215x190x330 Overall dimensions, WxHxD, not more than mm 525x655x680 Rated supply voltage, 220 V Rated power, W 6100