Chamber furnace

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Vacuum Furnace for Oil Removal Removing residual oil from the molding or stamping process of parts before subsequent heat treatment. A vacuum furnace for oil removal is employed to eliminate residual oil from parts produced through molding or stamping processes. This process is conducted prior to further heat treatment, commonly before soldering. It is crucial to ensure the cleanliness of the part before the soldering operation. The oil removal process includes heating the part to the temperature at which the oil evaporates under vacuum conditions. Furnace temperature is meticulously controlled using a multi-zone heating system, enabling precise temperature adjustments. A specially designed pump system extracts oil vapor from the furnace space, and it is then condensed in the outlet system. The recovered oil is stored in a dedicated tank. Benefits: / Customizable according to customer requirements, / High-quality and optimal surface protection of parts, / Low consumption of energy, process gases, and other utilities, / Environmentally friendly with minimal process gas emissions, / Simple, modular design tailored and adapted to the tasks and conditions of the plant, / Guaranteed quality and reproducible process results, / Preventive maintenance support, / Remote control and monitoring, / Fast delivery and straightforward installation.