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- Chamber oven
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Chamber furnace heat treatmentsinteringcalcination
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Characteristics
- Configuration
- chamber
- Function
- heat treatment, sintering, calcination, preheating
- Heat source
- gas, electric
- Other characteristics
- for the ceramics industry, for forging, laboratory
- Maximum temperature
Max.: 3,500 °F
(1,927 °C)Min.: 300 °F
(149 °C)
Description
Front loading box furnaces are suitable for a wide range of applications from 300°F to 3500°F. This general purpose furnace type is commonly used for smaller part sizes, like in a laboratory, or for bigger part sizes, like preheating ingots before forging. The biggest advantage is the versatility for designing the door opening. These box furnaces can be loaded by hand or by forklift. Keith Company builds them with a variety of door opening mechanism (i.e., swing doors, hinged doors, guillotine doors) tailored to customer needs.
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