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Cabinet furnace inFURNER
heat treatmentsinteringdiffusion

Cabinet furnace - inFURNER - Amazemet - heat treatment / sintering / diffusion
Cabinet furnace - inFURNER - Amazemet - heat treatment / sintering / diffusion
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Characteristics

Configuration
cabinet
Function
heat treatment, sintering, diffusion, brazing
Atmosphere
vacuum, high-vacuum, nitrogen
Other characteristics
pressure, industrial
Maximum temperature

Min.: 1,200 °C
(2,192 °F)

Max.: 1,600 °C
(2,912 °F)

Height

100 mm, 200 mm
(3.94 in, 7.87 in)

Description

Distortion is one of the main problems encountered in AM processes. Proper heat treatment is, therefore, crucial for obtaining high-quality products. High-vacuum furnaces provides reliable heat treatment conditions in every process. Apart from metal 3D printing post-processing, vacuum furnace is an obligatory equipment in many scientific and industrial laboratories. Vacuum furnace applications include: BRAZING, SINTERING, MISCROSTRUCTURE DESIGN, QUENCHING Laboratory-size device Total dimensions of 1200 x 800 mm with a cylindrical working cham ber. Hot zone dimensions range from 120-200 mm in diameter and 100-200 mm in height. Maximum temperature Depending on specific needs, two options are available: up to 1200 °C (ideał for titanium heat treatment in LPBF, brazing) or up to 1600 °C (sintering of refractory metals). High vacuum The furnace is adaptable with diffusion, turbomolecular, or ion vacuum pumps to provide a maximum vacuum ranging from 3×10⁻⁵ to 3×10⁻⁹ mbar. Data collection The unit collects and stores all processing data necessary for validating parts for medical and aerospace applications and scientific research. Various applications The furnace is ideał for the heattreatment of LPBF-titanium1 brazing, sintering1 or other scientific and R&D projects. High-pressure gas quenching This option offers unprecedented part cleanliness, faster furnace cooling, and less overall dimensional change. Common quench gases include nitrogen, argon, and helium.
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