The setting of the muffle furnace involves a high-temperature environment primarily used for sintering, annealing, and heat treatment processes. The temperature range for these processes varies significantly, with sintering typically occurring between 800°C and 1800°C, and annealing and heat treatment between 500°C and 800°C. Muffle furnaces are designed to operate continuously at temperatures up to 1200°C, with optional overtemperature monitoring to prevent exceeding safe operational limits.
The furnaces are equipped with adjustable temperature controls, allowing them to be set from room temperature to several hundred degrees Celsius, depending on the specific model and design. This flexibility in temperature control is crucial for accommodating various experimental or processing requirements. Additionally, the furnaces are designed to be used in environments with a relative humidity not exceeding 85%, and where there is no presence of conductive dust, explosive gas, or corrosive gas, which could damage the heating elements or affect the operation.
The muffle furnace controller is also designed to operate within an ambient temperature range of 0-40°C, ensuring stable and reliable performance. When selecting a muffle furnace, it is advisable to choose one with a temperature range that exceeds the required application temperature to provide flexibility for future uses. This approach ensures that the furnace can handle a variety of high-temperature processes, from simple annealing to complex sintering at extreme temperatures.
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