Pressure Sintering Furnace
Introduction of pressure sintering furnace
A pressure sintering furnace is a type of heat treatment equipment that simultaneously applies external pressure to materials at high temperatures to promote the densification of powder particles and produce high-performance materials. It is widely used in fields such as ceramics, cemented carbides, specialty metals, and composite materials.
Features of pressure sintering furnace
① Vertical or horizontal design facilitates easier loading and unloading, with the entire process under automatic control.
② Features a specialized furnace chamber structure and heater arrangement, ensuring excellent temperature uniformity.
③ Equipped with alarms for over-temperature and over-pressure faults, as well as automatic pressure protection, ensuring high operational safety.
④ Modular design allows for convenient installation, maintenance, and servicing.
⑤ High level of automation, capable of automatic positive and negative pressure leak testing.
⑥ Optional degreasing system available, enabling integrated degreasing and sintering in a single process.
Technical parameters of pressure sintering furnace
Temperature range: 1700℃ ~ 2000℃
Ultimate vacuum degree: 0.5 Pa
Temperature uniformity: ±5℃
Pressure rise rate: ≤0.67 Pa/h
Process gas and pressure: Nitrogen/Argon, 1.0 ~ 10 MPa (absolute pressure)
Model of pressure sintering furnace
(We can customize furnace dimensions and functions to suit your specific production requirements.)
