A vacuum debinding and sintering furnace is a process testing instrument used in materials science and metallurgical engineering. It is primarily used for the debinding and sintering of materials produced by metal injection molding (MIM), ceramic injection molding (CIM), cemented carbide, and carbide ceramics.
This vacuum degreasing sintering furnace is typically horizontal or vertical, integrating debinding and sintering functions. It employs graphite or metal heating elements, with a maximum operating temperature of 1500-2400℃. It can perform various sintering processes, including vacuum, partial pressure, and micro-positive pressure, as well as debinding methods such as negative pressure and carrier gas.
