1700C CVD Tube Furnace with High Vacuum Degree PT D80/1500/17

Product Overview for 1700C CVD Tube Furnace

1700C CVD Tube Furnace is mainly used in vacuum and/or atmosphere protection sintering, vacuum film coating, CVD experiments and physical components testing for rare earth preparation, electronic lighting, crystal annealing, biological ceramics, electronic ceramics, special alloy, magnetic material, precision casting and metal heat treatment. Microprocessor-based self-tuning PID provides excellent control with no overshooting and +/- 1 °C accuracy. Max vacuum level could be reached to 10E-5 torr with molecular vacuum pump. Vacuum tube furnace is an ideal tool for laboratory daily use.

Main Features

• Tmax 1700°C
• Multi zones, Horizontal, High Vacuum Tube Furnace
• Dual steel structure, minimum heat loss
• Multiple gas inlets and outlets
• Max vacuum level 10E-5 torr
• Powerful MoSi2 heating elemets ensure uniform temperature
• PID controller with programmable 32 segments
• Alumina furnace tube and water cooling SS304 sealing flanges included
• Long life type B thermocouple
• CE standard

Ramping, Dwelling, Cooling Curves for 1700 Series Tube Furnaces

Safety Measures

• Built-in ammeter and dual voltmeters for easy monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Overheat protection shuts down the furnace if temperature is outside of acceptable range (refer to controller’s manual) or when the thermocouple is broken or malfunctions.
• Power failure protection resumes furnace operation right after the point of failure when power is reestablished.
• Microprocessor based self-tuning PID control provides optimum thermal process with minimal overshoot

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Front View for 1700C CVD Tube Furnace

1700C CVD Tube Furnace water cooling flanges 

Technical Specifications

Application Notes

• Don’t fill any explosive gasses such as Hydrogen or Methane into the vacuum tubular without necessary safety controls and supervision.
• Vacuum Tube furnaces with alumina tubes are designed for use under vacuum and low pressure < 0.2 bars / 3 psi / 0.02 MPa.
• Small cracks may appear on the surface of the refractory ceramics over extended use. This is a normal occurrence and the cracks may be repaired with alumina coating

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