The Rotary Tube Tilt Furnace is a versatile piece of chemical vapor deposition equipment designed for high-temperature material processing. Its key operational features combine precise rotational control, adjustable tilt mechanisms, and flexible atmosphere options to accommodate a wide range of industrial and research applications. This specialized furnace excels in handling delicate materials while maintaining precise temperature uniformity up to 1200°C, making it suitable for advanced material synthesis and thermal treatment processes.
Key Points Explained:
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Rotational Control System
- Operates at low RPM range (1-20 RPM) to gently agitate sensitive materials without damage
- Enables continuous mixing of powders or granular materials through controlled rotation
- Scraper bars inside the tube ensure proper material mixing and prevent clumping
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Adjustable Tilt Mechanism
- Offers 6-15 degrees tilt angle range to modify material flow characteristics
- Allows optimization of residence time for different process requirements
- Facilitates both gravity-assisted and controlled material movement
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Atmosphere Control Options
- Gas purging system for controlled atmosphere processing
- Vacuum capability for oxygen-sensitive applications
- Supports inert gas environments for specialized material treatments
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Temperature Performance
- Maximum operating temperature of 1200°C for demanding thermal processes
- Uniform heating across the entire tube length (typically 205-1200mm heating zones)
- Efficient heating/cooling system reduces energy consumption
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Operational Flexibility
- Supports both continuous and batch production modes
- Split tube mechanism simplifies loading/unloading of materials
- Touch screen control interface for precise parameter adjustments
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Material Processing Capabilities
- Handles powder processing (calcination, sintering, drying)
- Suitable for material synthesis (ceramics, nanomaterials)
- Performs thermal treatment of chemicals (catalysts, controlled reactions)
- Supports carbon activation and metallurgical processes
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Safety Features
- Requires trained operators with proper protective equipment
- Designed for use in well-ventilated areas
- Includes safeguards against material off-gassing during heating
The combination of these features makes the Rotary Tube Tilt Furnace particularly valuable for researchers and manufacturers needing precise control over material movement and thermal processing conditions. Have you considered how the adjustable tilt angle could optimize your specific material flow requirements? This equipment's ability to maintain consistent temperature uniformity while handling periodic operations makes it equally suitable for both laboratory development and industrial-scale production environments.
Summary Table:
Feature | Benefit |
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Rotational Control (1-20 RPM) | Gentle agitation for sensitive materials with continuous mixing |
Adjustable Tilt (6-15°) | Optimizes material flow and residence time for varied processes |
Atmosphere Control | Supports inert gas, vacuum, and purging for oxygen-sensitive applications |
Temperature Uniformity (up to 1200°C) | Consistent heating for precise thermal treatments |
Operational Flexibility | Batch/continuous modes, split tube design, and touchscreen controls |
Material Processing | Handles powders, ceramics, nanomaterials, and metallurgical processes |
Safety | Ventilation requirements and safeguards against off-gassing |
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