A box furnace is an industrial equipment used for high-temperature processing and heat treatment, commonly used in laboratories and manufacturing for sintering, annealing, heat treatment, and calcination.

• Equipped with a large 7″ color graphic touch panel, allowing for easy control and programming of complex heating processes. It also offers clear visual heating curves and the ability to store temperature profiles, eliminating the need for repeated adjustments across different experiments.
• Vacuum-formed ceramic fiber furnace chamber for enhanced durability and heat retention.
• Specially designed exhaust system for efficient gas flow and safety.
• High-quality furnace lining and premium-grade heating elements.
• Double-layered steel casing with fan cooling for better thermal insulation and safety.

Main applications include metal annealing, ceramic sintering, plastic heat treatment, glass annealing, electronic component baking, and material testing.

A box furnace heats the material inside the chamber using electric heating elements, controlling temperature, atmosphere, and heating rates to achieve the desired thermal processing effects.

Our box furnaces can reach up to 1200°C or 1500°C, we also offer high-temperature box furnaces that go up to 1700°C.

Many of our box furnaces can be equipped with atmosphere control systems, such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, etc., for specific heat treatment processes.

Some of box furnaces are designed for operation in vacuum environments, suitable for processes requiring low or no oxygen.

Regular checks of the heating elements, temperature control system, and door seals are necessary. The furnace chamber should also be kept clean, and the atmosphere system should be maintained.

Yes, box furnaces are commonly used for ceramic sintering, especially for small batch experiments or production needs.

Box furnaces are compact, provide uniform temperature distribution, are suitable for small-scale or experimental processing, are easy to operate, and are simple to install.

Our box furnaces are designed to minimize energy consumption by using advanced insulation materials and intelligent control systems to maximize energy efficiency.

Through high-precision temperature sensors, well-arranged heating elements, and air circulation systems, box furnaces maintain good temperature uniformity. Our box furnaces are designed for high temperature uniformity, with differences normally within ±5°C..

Yes, box furnaces are suitable for chemical reactions that require high temperatures and specific atmospheres, commonly used for material synthesis and calcination processes.

When selecting a box furnace, consider factors such as the type of material being processed, temperature requirements, atmosphere needs, chamber size, control system, and usage frequency.

Box furnaces can handle metals, ceramics, glass, polymers, and other materials requiring heat treatment, sintering, or thermal analysis, etc.

The choice depends on the sample size and batch requirements. We offer box furnaces with varying chamber capacities, from 1L to 640L.

Our box furnaces use three type heating elements: high quality resistance wire, high purity SiC heating elements, high purity MoSi2 heating elements.

Sure, our box furnaces feature an 7” intelligent touch screen programmable controllers for multi-step heating, holding, and cooling processes.

The heating rate range from 1°C to 20°C per minute.

Temperature is controlled through intelligent touch screen controllers, offering precise temperature settings and automated ramping profiles.

Our box furnaces use high-quality vacuum formed ceramic fiber insulation to minimize heat loss and improve energy efficiency.

Our box furnaces are designed with multiple advanced safety features to ensure reliable and secure operation. These include over-temperature protection, power failure protection, and prompt thermocouple disconnection alerts, etc.