Chamber kiln FBV/GBV
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chamber kiln
chamber kiln
chamber kiln
chamber kiln
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Characteristics

Configuration
chamber
Function
heating, melting, calcination, casting
Heat source
electric resistance
Atmosphere
air circulating
Maximum temperature

2,400 °C
(4,352 °F)

Capacity

1,000 l
(264.17 gal)

Description

annealing, bright annealing, graphitization/carbonisation, heat treatment, melting, reduction, remelting, sintering The most important characteristics Resistance heated by MoSi2, molybdenum, tungsten or graphite heater Chamber furnace in bottom loader design gastight 4-sided heated Insulation of a combination of high-quality PCW-materials, graphite felt or refractory bricks (bubble alumina) Extremely short heating up and cooling down times High energy efficiency Wide range of options for customer-specific adaption Quality made in Germany Easy handling We make it possible Linn High Therm is specialized in adapting its products to customer’s requirements. Please let us know if you need any modifications apart from our standard offer. We will do everything to satisfy your wishes. Standard options Different temperature controllers Gassing unit for save operation when using flammable and explosive gases, burning-off device with flame supervision for save operation when using flammable and explosive gases Safety package for safe operation Gas warning system for safe operation when using flammable and explosive gases Insulation for hydrogen operation, energy saving when using gases with high heat conductivity Viewing glass for visual process control or additional pyrometer measuring Condensate trap for “dirty” processes such as debinding, pyrolysis Process guiding software for full control and documentation via PC

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