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11970-Muffle Furnace Laboratory

Features:

  • Newly designed muffle furnace now has rapid heating and light weight construction
  • Most useful for ashing, igniting and heat treading of small parts in chemical and industrial field, college and schools
  • Special ceramic insulation makes furnace light weight
  • Exterior of heavy gauge M.S/G.I duly finished in epoxy powder coated shade in regular Model
  • Exterior S.S matt finish in GMP Model
  • Solid state electronic temp.controller with digital indicator an CR/AL sensor
  • Uniform heat distribution through all 4 sides kanthal A-I elements
  • A special solid state fuse for protection to elements in case of over heating
  • Maximum temperature: 1000c working temperature: 960 c
  • Operates on 230 volts A.C.

Features:

  • Newly designed muffle furnace now has rapid heating and light weight construction
  • Most useful for ashing, igniting and heat treading of small parts in chemical and industrial field, college and schools
  • Special ceramic insulation makes furnace light weight
  • Exterior of heavy gauge M.S/G.I duly finished in epoxy powder coated shade in regular Model
  • Exterior S.S matt finish in GMP Model
  • Solid state electronic temp.controller with digital indicator an CR/AL sensor
  • Uniform heat distribution through all 4 sides kanthal A-I elements
  • A special solid state fuse for protection to elements in case of over heating
  • Maximum temperature: 1000c working temperature: 960 c
  • Operates on 230 volts A.C.

A Muffle Furnace in a laboratory is commonly used for:

  1. High-Temperature Heat Treatment: Conducting controlled heat treatment processes.
  2. Ashing: Burning off organic materials to leave behind ash for analysis.
  3. Sintering: Bonding particles in ceramics through controlled heating.
  4. Material Testing: Studying the behavior of materials under extreme heat conditions.
  5. Laboratory Experiments: Utilized in scientific research for controlled high-temperature studies.
  6. Quality Control: Ensuring consistent conditions for testing and analysis.
  7. Metallurgical Processes: Applied in metallurgy for various heat treatment applications.
  8. Industrial Manufacturing: Employed in industries for specific high-temperature processes.
  9. Annealing: Controlling the cooling of materials after heating.
  10. Ceramic and Glass Processing: Firing and shaping ceramic and glass materials at high temperatures.

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