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Non Consumable Vacuum Arc Induction Melting Furnace

Vacuum Furnace

Non Consumable Vacuum Arc Induction Melting Furnace

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Melting temperature
3500 ℃
Vacuum pressure
< 5 x10-3 Pa
Melting capacity
20-500 g
Rated melting current
200-1000 A
Smelting station
5-7 standard smelting station
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Applications

The electrode of non consumable vacuum arc furnace (also known as vacuum button furnace) is made of high melting point materials such as tungsten, which is basically not consumed in the furnace charge smelting process. At present, it is only used in the laboratory to research and manufacture refractory metals and metal carbides. It is one of the earliest vacuum arc furnaces. The furnace is small in size, small in floor space, easy to operate, and does not require professionals and professional skills. It is closed for operation, radiation free, harmless to human body, pollution-free to the environment, and fast in sample preparation. At present, it is mostly used in laboratory research to research and manufacture refractory metals and metal carbides.

Detail & Parts

Controlled atmosphere furnace detail 1
Active and refractory metal non-consumable vacuum electric arc furnace, non-consumable electric arc furnace button furnace equipment; used for smelting high-melting point metals/alloys, and preparing bulk amorphous materials by vacuum suction casting.

Controlled atmosphere furnace detail 2

Non consumable vacuum arc furnace
Vacuum electric arc furnace melting furnace button furnace is widely used in schools, research institutes and scientific research institutions for the smelting and purification of ultra-high temperature metal materials, high-entropy alloy materials, master alloy materials, refractory metal materials, rare and precious metal materials, etc., which can be effectively.

Features

  • Small size, convenient operation, small floor space
  • Melting temperature can reach above 3500 ℃
  • The vacuum chamber is small, which can pump vacuum quickly and fill argon quickly, with fast efficiency and less argon consumption
  • The water-cooled copper electrode can be moved for easy disassembly, and multiple samples can be smelted at the same time
  • Sample diversity, which can be powder, filiform, chip, drilling cuttings, granular, strip, annular, sediment, etc

Component

Vacuum chamber, electric arc gun, electric arc smelting power supply, five station water-cooled copper crucible, turnover manipulator, vacuum suction casting device, working gas station,  air extraction system, vacuum meter and electrical control system.

Technical specifications

Melting temperature 3500 ℃
Vacuum chamber 304 stainless steel
Vacuum pressure < 5 x10-3Pa
Melting capacity 20-500g
Rated melting current 200-1000A
Smelting station 5-7 standard smelting station
Insert working gas Ar
Optional function Suction casting/Extra smelting station

Warnings

Operator safety is the top important issue! Please operate the equipment with cautions. Working with inflammable& explosive or toxic gases is very dangerous, operators must take all necessary precautions before starting the equipment. Working with positive pressure inside the reactors or chambers is dangerous, operator must fellow the safety procedures strictly. Extra caution must also be taken when operating with air-reactive materials, especially under vacuum. A leak can draw air into the apparatus and cause a violent reaction to occur.

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