About 2.5*1.6*1.6m Vacuum Annealing Furnace
Description:This vacuum annealing furnace is mainly used for vacuum annealing for the cores of transformers and reactors and other electrical products, to improve core permeability, thereby reducing transformer losses.
Main Technical Data:- Equipment Type: Single-chamber, horizontal
- The maximum installed furnace capacity: 5000kg
- Effective heating area: 2500 x1600 x 1600mm (L x W x H)
- Maximum working temperature: 900
- Temperature uniformity: 5
- The maximum heating rate: 160 / h (adjustable)
- Furnace surface temperature: 30
- Ultimate vacuum 30Pa (empty, cold)
- Cold leakage rate: 50Pa.L / s
- Heating power: 150KW
- Temperature control: automatic control of three-stage program
Efficient Vacuum Annealing ProcessDelivering high-quality annealing for metal alloys, the furnace utilizes advanced vacuum technology and forced circulation for uniform heating. Cycle times are customizable, typically ranging from 610 hours, offering flexibility for various manufacturing schedules. The system ensures minimal oxidation and precise thermal control for improved mechanical properties.
Customizable Design and AutomationEach furnace can be tailored to specific production requirements, with options for multiple heating zones, fully or semi-automatic PLC control, and choice of insulation or chamber materials. Additional enhancements like data logging, remote monitoring, and nitrogen or argon purge systems are available for advanced process management.
Safety and Reliability AssuredIntegrated safety features include over-temperature protection, automatic power cutoff, and vacuum interlock systems. The digital touchscreen controller enables intuitive operation and real-time monitoring to safeguard users while maintaining high process integrity. Onsite commissioning is provided to ensure smooth installation and operation.
FAQs of 2.5*1.6*1.6m Vacuum Annealing Furnace:
Q: How does the vacuum annealing process benefit metal treatment in this furnace?
A: Vacuum annealing in this furnace minimizes oxidation and contamination by processing metals in a controlled, low-pressure environment, resulting in improved ductility, stress relief, and surface finish for alloy, tool, and stainless steels, as well as non-ferrous metals.
Q: What is the typical cycle time for a complete annealing batch in this furnace?
A: A typical annealing cycle, including heating, holding, and cooling phases, usually ranges from 6 to 10 hours. Cycle time can be customized to suit specific material requirements or production schedules.
Q: Where is this furnace suitable for installation and what support is provided?
A: This furnace is designed for use in industrial settings such as metal processing plants, manufacturers, and research facilities. Onsite commissioning and installation support are available to ensure seamless integration into your workflow.
Q: What safety features are included in the vacuum annealing furnace?
A: Safety is prioritized through over-temperature protection, automatic power cut-off, and vacuum interlock systems, all monitored via a digital touchscreen controller for reliable and secure operation.
Q: How do I choose between the single or multiple heating zone options?
A: Selection between single or multiple heating zones depends on your batch size, diversity of treated materials, and uniformity requirements. Multiple zones offer greater flexibility and precise control for varied treatments within the same furnace.
Q: What optional features can enhance the usage and performance of the furnace?
A: Optional enhancements include data logging for process traceability, remote control and monitoring, nitrogen or argon purge for improved atmosphere control, and fully or semi-automatic control for optimized workflow.
Q: What type of cooling system is integrated in the furnace, and how does it function?
A: The furnace features a water-cooled outer shell and optional forced air cooling for efficient heat dissipation during cooldown, protecting structural integrity and reducing cycle time.