The temperature range of a tube furnace varies depending on the type and model, but generally, it spans from low temperatures around 30°C to extremely high temperatures up to 2600°C. Here's a breakdown of the different types and their respective temperature ranges:
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Low Temperature Tube Furnace: These furnaces typically operate up to 1100°C. They are suitable for processes that do not require high-temperature treatments, such as some annealing processes or low-temperature synthesis.
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Medium Temperature Tube Furnace: Operating between 1300°C and 1400°C, these furnaces are used for a broader range of applications including some ceramic processes and intermediate heat treatments.
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High Temperature Tube Furnace: Capable of reaching temperatures from 1400°C up to 1800°C, these furnaces are designed for high-temperature processes such as sintering, glass melting, and high-temperature testing of ceramics.
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KINTEK Tube Furnaces: These specialized furnaces can operate at extreme temperatures, ranging from 1100°C to 2600°C. This wide range allows for a variety of high-temperature applications, including advanced material synthesis and processing.
Each type of tube furnace is designed to accommodate specific heating needs, whether it's for laboratory research or industrial production. The choice of furnace depends on the required temperature range and the specific processes involved.
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