Ceramic Tube Furnace For Vacuum And/or Atmosphere Protection Sintering CVD Experiments

Product Overview for 1700C Tube Furnace

Ceramic tube furnace PT D80/300/17 adopts an alumina tube size OD80mm and a pair of SS304 vacuum sealing flanges with needle valves & Gauge allow heating samples under vacuum or gas flow conditions, Heated by Powerful U shape MoSi2 rods, Tmax 1700C. It is an ideal tool for laboratory daily use.

Main Features

• Tmax 1700 °C
• Single Zone, benchtop, horizontal, ceramic tube furnace
• Dual steel structure, minium heat loss
• Multiple atmosphere processes in a single cycle are possible
• Fiber-insulated chamber for maximum temperature stability and uniformity
• Powerful MoSi2 heating elemets ensure uniform temperature
• Digital PID controller with programmable 32 segments
• Alumina tube with SS304 sealing flanges are included
• Dual flanges support provides better sealing and longer tube life
• Non-Split furnace chamber to protect heat loss
• High film deposition rate
• Long life type B thermocouple
• CE certified, standard

Ramping, Dwelling, Cooling Curves for 1700 Series Tube Furnaces

Safety Measures

• Built-in ammeter and dual voltmeters for easy monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Overheat protection shuts down the furnace if temperature is outside of acceptable range (refer to controller’s manual) or when the thermocouple is broken or malfunctions.
• Power failure protection resumes furnace operation right after the point of failure when power is reestablished.
• Microprocessor based self-tuning PID control provides optimum thermal process with minimal overshoot

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Front View for High Temperature Tube Furnace 1700 degree C

Front view for 1700 degree C High Temperature Tube Furnace 

Technical Specifications

Application Notes

• Don’t fill any explosive gasses such as Hydrogen or Methane into the tube without necessary safety controls and supervision.
• Tube furnaces with quartz tubes are designed for use under vacuum and low pressure < 0.2 bars / 3 psi / 0.02 MPa.
• Small cracks may appear on the surface of the refractory ceramics over extended use. This is a normal occurrence and the cracks may be repaired with alumina coating

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