TUBULAR FURNACE
TUBULAR FURNACE
A tubular furnace is a high-temperature laboratory device used for heat treatment, calcination, and material synthesis. It consists of a cylindrical heating chamber that provides uniform and controlled temperature distribution, making it suitable for precise thermal processes. Tubular furnaces are commonly used in material science, chemistry, metallurgy, and research laboratories.
They are equipped with advanced temperature controllers, insulation materials, and heating elements capable of reaching high temperatures, often above 1000 °C. These furnaces are ideal for applications such as sintering, annealing, pyrolysis, and crystal growth. Their robust design and ability to maintain stable thermal conditions make them indispensable in research and industrial laboratories.
SPECIFICATION:
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Inner Chamber made of Working Tube
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Alumina Tube Followed By Ceramic Fiber Blanket |
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Working Tube Material |
Quartz having ID of (70MM) ID, (80 MM) OD, (1375 MM) L |
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Long Capable of Standing Temperature |
Upto 15000 C |
