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2200 ℃ Graphite Vacuum Heat Treat Furnace

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2200 ℃ Graphite Vacuum Heat Treat Furnace

Item Number : KT-VG

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Max. temperature
2200 ℃
Max. Vacuum Level
6*10^-3Pa
Temperature control accuracy
±1℃
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Discover the 2200℃ Graphite Vacuum Furnace

The KINTEK 2200℃ Graphite Vacuum Furnace is engineered for demanding high-temperature processes in vacuum or controlled atmospheres. Utilizing graphite felt for thermal insulation and robust graphite resistant rods as heating elements, this furnace achieves a maximum working temperature of 2200℃, making it an indispensable tool for advanced material research and production.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Extreme Temperature Capability: Reaches up to 2200℃, ideal for sintering tungsten alloy, silicon carbide, molybdenum alloy, titanium alloy, cemented carbide, and carbon materials.
  • Superior Vacuum Performance: Achieves a high vacuum level up to 6*10-3Pa with no high-temperature gassing, ensuring process purity.
  • Excellent Vacuum Integrity: Maintains a stable vacuum environment with a low pressure rise rate of 0.67Pa/h, critical for consistent results.
  • Efficient Cooling System: Features a vacuum shell body with a double-layer water-cooling jacket for rapid cooling and a lower outer shell surface temperature, enhancing safety and operational comfort.
  • Precise Temperature Control: Equipped with a PID programmable microprocessor system for accurate temperature management (±1℃), optimizing process outcomes.
  • Durable Heating Elements: Professionally configured graphite heating elements are optimized for heat radiation and extended service life.
  • Controlled Atmosphere Ready: Independent air input and output ports allow for operation under various protective or reactive atmospheres.
  • Flexible Vacuum Control: Optional manual and automatic pneumatic vacuum valves cater to diverse operational requirements and automation levels.
  • Comprehensive Safety Systems:
    • Overcurrent protection and over-temperature alarm with automatic power-off.
    • Built-in thermocouple detection with automatic heating stoppage and alarm upon breakage or failure.
    • Safety interlock system powers off the furnace if the door is opened, or in cases of over-temperature or sensor failure.
    • Power failure restarting function to resume heating programs post-interruption.

Technical Specifications

Furnace model KT-VG
Max. temperature 2200 ℃
Constant work temperature 2100 ℃
Chamber insulation material Graphite felt
Heating element Graphite resistant rod
Heating rate 0-10℃/min
Temperature sensor T/R thermocouple and infrared thermometer
Temperature controller Touch screen PID controller with PLC
Temperature control accuracy ±1℃
Max. Vacuum Level 6*10-3Pa (No-load, cold state)
Vacuum Pressure Rise Rate 0.67Pa/h
Electric power supply AC110-440V,50/60HZ (Customizable)
Standard Chamber Sizes (Customizable)
Chamber size (mm) (WxDxH or Dia.xH) Effective volume (L) Chamber size (mm) (WxDxH or Dia.xH) Effective volume (L)
200x200x300 12 400x400x600 96
300x300x400 36 500x500x700 150
KINTEK welcomes custom design requirements for chamber size and volume.

Chamber Design Options

Our graphite vacuum furnaces are available with versatile chamber configurations to suit your specific process needs, including vertical and horizontal orientations.

Vertical graphite chamber
Vertical graphite chamber
Horizontal graphite chamber
Horizontal graphite chamber

Wide Range of Applications

The KT-VG Graphite Vacuum Furnace is extensively used across various industries for critical high-temperature material treatments in vacuum or protective atmospheres. Key applications include:

  • Vacuum reaction sintering of materials like tungsten alloy, silicon carbide, molybdenum alloy, titanium alloy, cemented carbide, and carbon materials.
  • High-temperature brazing and soldering.
  • Annealing and comprehensive heat treatment of metals and alloys.
  • Debinding and sintering of advanced ceramic materials.
  • Crystal growth processes.
  • Vacuum coating and deposition techniques.
  • Pioneering research and development of new materials.

Operating Principle

The 2200℃ Graphite Vacuum Furnace employs a high-temperature graphite heating element housed within an insulated graphite chamber. This specialized design ensures precise temperature control and uniform heat distribution. Operations are conducted under vacuum conditions, facilitating controlled atmosphere processing of materials at elevated temperatures. The vacuum environment is crucial for minimizing gas contamination, oxidation, and degassing, thereby preserving the purity and integrity of the treated materials.

Optional Customizations & Setup

Tailor the furnace to your exact needs with our range of optional features:

  • Independent furnace temperature monitoring and recording systems.
  • RS 485 communication port for PC remote control and seamless data exporting.
  • Optional pneumatic vacuum valve linkage integrated with the temperature controller for automated processes.
  • Advanced touch screen temperature controller with versatile, operator-friendly functions.
  • Dedicated cold water circulation cooling machine for the furnace shell jacket cooling system.

Your Partner for Advanced High-Temperature Solutions

At KINTEK, we leverage exceptional R&D capabilities and in-house manufacturing to provide diverse laboratories and industries with cutting-edge high-temperature furnace solutions. While this page details our 2200℃ Graphite Vacuum Furnace, our full product line includes Muffle Furnaces, Tube Furnaces, Rotary Furnaces, other Vacuum & Atmosphere Furnaces, and specialized CVD/PECVD/MPCVD Systems.

Our core strength lies in deep customization. We are committed to understanding your unique experimental requirements and engineering a furnace that precisely meets your needs. Whether you require modifications to standard models or a completely bespoke design, our team is ready to collaborate with you.

Ready to discuss your high-temperature application or need a custom furnace solution? We're here to help. Please reach out to us by filling out our Contact Form, and one of our specialists will get back to you shortly.

FAQ

What Are The Main Applications Of A Vacuum Furnace?

Vacuum furnaces are primarily used for vacuum quenching (tempering, annealing) to achieve desired material properties, vacuum brazing for welding below the base metal's melting point, vacuum sintering to bond metal powder grains into parts, and vacuum plus magnetism for metal and magnetic material treatment. They are also widely used in semiconductor devices, optical thin films, functional coatings, nanomaterials, and other fields, providing important technical support for material preparation and functional improvement.

What Is The Principle Of A Hot Press Furnace?

A hot press sintering furnace combines high temperature and high pressure in a vacuum environment to sinter materials. It is particularly effective for ceramic powders, which melt and fuse under pressure. The process leverages controlled temperature and pressure to ensure uniform material flow and strong bonding, often in a vacuum environment to prevent oxidation.

What Is An Atmosphere Furnace Used For?

Atmosphere furnaces are widely used in material processing, metal processing, semiconductor manufacturing, solar cell production, optical materials, ceramics and glass industry, electronic material manufacturing, and research and development of new energy materials.

What Is A Vacuum Induction Furnace?

A vacuum induction furnace is a specialized heating device that melts metals in a vacuum environment using induction heating technology. It is designed to remove impurities and improve the quality of the melted metals by preventing oxidation and contamination.

What Are The Key Features Of A Vacuum Furnace?

A vacuum furnace heats materials, mostly metals, at extremely high temperatures with low pollution and high consistency. Materials can be loaded vertically or horizontally. Vacuum furnaces can have batch or continuous designs, depending on cooling medium, load size, temperature, and pressure. They come in hot wall and cold wall designs, with cold wall furnaces offering higher operating temperature ranges, faster heating and cooling, and greater temperature uniformity.

What Are The Applications Of A Hot Press Furnace?

Hot press furnaces are used in sintering and consolidation, powder metallurgy, materials research, semiconductor manufacturing, ceramic processing, graphene synthesis, composite material production, diamond synthesis, and research and development.

What Are The Key Features Of An Atmosphere Furnace?

The key features of an atmosphere box furnace include its ability to maintain a specific gas environment, such as inert gases (e.g., nitrogen, argon), reducing gases (e.g., hydrogen), or vacuum conditions, to prevent oxidation, contamination, or unwanted chemical reactions during heating. The furnace typically consists of a high-temperature-resistant box chamber, heating elements, and a gas supply system. Advanced models may include programmable temperature controllers, uniform heating zones, and safety interlocks to ensure operational reliability.

What Are The Main Applications Of Vacuum Induction Furnaces?

Vacuum induction furnaces are widely used in industries such as aerospace, metallurgy, and materials research for processes like melting, sintering, heat treatment, and brazing of metals and alloys. They are particularly useful for producing high-purity metals and advanced materials.

How Does A Vacuum Furnace Work?

The working principle of a vacuum furnace involves removing air and gases from the chamber to create a vacuum, which prevents oxidation and contamination. Heating elements generate heat, and a temperature control system regulates the heating process to ensure precise and consistent results. The vacuum system pumps the furnace chamber to create a vacuum, and the heating element then heats the chamber while the temperature control system regulates heating speed and holding time, allowing materials to be heated under vacuum conditions.

What Are The Features Of A Hot Press Furnace?

The hot press sintering furnace features a strongly cooled body, except for the heating and insulation components, ensuring precise temperature control and structural integrity.

How Does An Atmosphere Furnace Work?

A tube furnace generates heat through a heat source and transfers this heat to the heated workpiece or medium via the furnace tube. This process provides stable and uniform heating suitable for various industrial applications. The principle of sintering involves heating materials to high temperatures below their melting points, causing particles to bond and form a solid structure. Heat and sometimes pressure are applied to compact and densify materials, enhancing their mechanical and physical properties.

How Does A Vacuum Induction Furnace Work?

The furnace operates by creating a vacuum in the chamber to remove air and gases, preventing oxidation. Induction heating is then used to melt the metals. This combination of vacuum and induction heating ensures a clean, controlled environment for high-quality metal processing.

What Are The Advantages Of Using A Vacuum Furnace?

The benefits of a vacuum furnace include precise temperature control within a small area, low contamination of the product by carbon, oxygen, and other gases, quick cooling (quenching) of the product, and computer-controlled processes to ensure metallurgical repeatability. Additionally, vacuum furnaces provide a highly pure processing environment, fast processing speed due to no need for atmosphere adjustment, and strong controllability of the processing process as it is not affected by the atmosphere.

Why Is A Vacuum Environment Used In Hot Press Furnaces?

A vacuum environment is used in hot press furnaces to prevent oxidation during the sintering process, ensuring high-quality components with minimal deformation and strong material bonding.

What Are The Advantages Of Using An Atmosphere Furnace?

The advantages of an atmosphere furnace include strong environmental control capability by adjusting atmosphere components, lower cost compared to vacuum furnaces, and a wide range of applications suitable for various materials like metals and ceramics. Additionally, atmosphere tube furnaces offer precise temperature control, flexible atmosphere control, high heating efficiency, energy conservation and environmental protection, safe and reliable operation, wide applicability, and reasonable structural design.

What Are The Advantages Of Using A Vacuum Induction Furnace?

Key advantages include: 1. Contamination-free processing due to the absence of oxygen and reactive gases. 2. Precise temperature control for consistent results. 3. Versatility in handling various materials and processes. 4. High efficiency with minimal heat loss. 5. Improved product quality by removing impurities.

What Types Of Materials Can Be Processed In A Vacuum Furnace?

Vacuum furnaces are primarily used for processing metals, including sintering, annealing, and brazing. They are also suitable for ceramics, composites, and other advanced materials, especially in applications requiring high purity and precise temperature control, such as semiconductor devices, optical thin films, and nanomaterials.

What Materials Are Commonly Processed In Hot Press Furnaces?

Hot press furnaces are commonly used for ceramic powders, metals, composites, and other materials that require high-temperature and high-pressure conditions for sintering and bonding.

What Types Of Gases Can Be Used In An Atmosphere Furnace?

An atmosphere furnace can maintain specific gas environments such as inert gases (e.g., nitrogen, argon), reducing gases (e.g., hydrogen), or vacuum conditions to prevent oxidation, contamination, or unwanted chemical reactions during heating.

What Types Of Vacuum Induction Furnaces Are Available?

Vacuum induction furnaces come in various designs including batch or continuous types, and hot wall or cold wall configurations. They can also be customized based on cooling medium, load size, temperature requirements, and pressure conditions to suit specific industrial or research needs.

What Is The Difference Between Hot Wall And Cold Wall Vacuum Furnaces?

Hot wall vacuum furnaces have the heating elements and insulation inside the vacuum chamber, while cold wall furnaces have these components outside the chamber. Cold wall furnaces offer higher operating temperature ranges, faster heating and cooling, and greater temperature uniformity compared to hot wall designs.

What Safety Features Are Available In Advanced Atmosphere Furnaces?

Advanced atmosphere furnaces may include programmable temperature controllers, uniform heating zones, and safety interlocks to ensure operational reliability. A program-controlled atmosphere furnace includes a protection system that monitors critical parameters such as furnace temperature and oxygen content. In case of any abnormalities, the system can automatically shut down or trigger an alarm to protect both the furnace and the samples inside.

Why Is Temperature Control Important In Vacuum Induction Furnaces?

Precise temperature control is crucial to ensure uniform heating, prevent material degradation, and achieve consistent results in processes like melting, sintering, or heat treatment. Advanced control systems in these furnaces maintain accurate temperatures throughout the process.

Can Vacuum Furnaces Be Customized For Specific Applications?

Yes, vacuum furnaces can be customized based on cooling medium, load size, temperature, and pressure requirements. They can be designed as batch or continuous systems and can be tailored for specific applications such as sintering, brazing, or heat treatment, with options for vertical or horizontal loading.

What Materials Can Be Processed In A Vacuum Induction Furnace?

These furnaces can process a wide range of materials including metals, alloys, ceramics, and composites. They are particularly effective for materials that require high purity or are sensitive to oxidation, such as titanium, nickel-based alloys, and rare earth metals.

How Does The Vacuum Environment Benefit Material Processing?

The vacuum environment eliminates oxygen and other reactive gases, preventing oxidation and contamination of materials. It also allows for better control of the processing atmosphere, reduces heat loss, and enables higher temperature operations without material degradation.
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Incredible precision and durability! This furnace exceeded all expectations.

Elara Voss

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Fast delivery and top-notch quality. Worth every penny!

Rohan Khatri

4.7 / 5

The technological advancement in this furnace is mind-blowing. Highly recommend!

Sienna Moreau

4.9 / 5

Perfect for high-temperature applications. Built to last!

Kai Zheng

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Superb performance and excellent value for money. A game-changer!

Anika Petrov

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The vacuum seal is flawless. No complaints at all!

Lucien Dubois

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Efficient and reliable. Delivered faster than expected!

Yara Hassan

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This furnace is a beast! Handles extreme heat with ease.

Dante Rossi

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The graphite construction is brilliant. No wear and tear even after heavy use.

Freya Lindgren

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Impressive tech and solid build. A must-have for labs!

Javier Mendoza

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Consistent performance and great customer support. Love it!

Nia Okoro

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The temperature control is spot-on. Perfect for precision work.

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Durable and efficient. Delivered in perfect condition.

Zara Al-Mansoori

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High-quality materials and superb craftsmanship. Very satisfied!

Eamon Byrne

4.9 / 5

The furnace heats up quickly and maintains temperature flawlessly.

Lila Chen

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Great investment for any serious lab. Works like a charm!

Mateo Silva

4.8 / 5

Reliable and high-performing. Exactly as described!

Aisha Nkosi

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The best furnace I've ever used. Zero defects and superb efficiency.

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2200 ℃ Graphite Vacuum Heat Treat Furnace

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