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High Temperature Furnaces
KinTek offers a comprehensive range of high-temperature furnaces—from lab and pilot to industrial production scales—operating up to 3000°C. A key KinTek advantage is the expert design and manufacturing of custom-made furnaces tailored to specific application needs, incorporating features such as diverse heating methods and ramp rates, ultra-high and dynamic vacuum systems, precisely controlled atmospheres with specialized gas circuits, integrated automation, and dedicated software and hardware development for advanced functionality.
High Temperature Furnaces
Molybdenum Disilicide MoSi2 Thermal Heating Elements for Electric Furnace
Item Number: KT-MH
Stainless Steel Quick Release Vacuum Chain Three Section Clamp
Item Number: KT-VA06
Stainless Steel KF ISO Vacuum Flange Blind Plate for High Vacuum Systems
Item Number: KT-VA12
Magnesium Extraction and Purification Condensing Tube Furnace
Item Number: KT-TF20
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