A tube furnace is an electric heating device that is used in chemistry for the synthesis of various inorganic and organic compounds. It consists of a cylindrical tube surrounded by a heating mantle and is made from materials such as quartz, alumina, graphite, and metals. The tube furnace can be controlled via a control panel and can reach high temperatures. It is used for a wide range of processes including ageing, annealing, coating, drying, hardening, calcinations, degassing, sintering, soldering, tempering, and thermocouple calibration. Tube furnaces can also be categorized based on orientation and tube shape.
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1200℃ Split Tube furnace with quartz tube
Item Number : KT-TF12
Ultra-high temperature graphitization furnace
Item Number : GF-09
Large Vertical Graphitization Furnace
Item Number : GF-08
Continuous graphitization furnace
Item Number : GF-07
Vertical high temperature graphitization furnace
Item Number : GF-05
High Thermal Conductivity Film Graphitization Furnace
Item Number : GF-03
IGBT experimental graphitization furnace
Item Number : GF-02
Horizontal high temperature graphitization furnace
Item Number : GF-01
Item Number : KT-VTP
Vacuum sealed continuous working rotary tube furnace
Item Number : KT-CRTF
Split multi heating zone rotary tube furnace
Item Number : KT-MRTF
laboratory vacuum tilt rotary tube furnace
Item Number : KT-RTF
Customer made versatile CVD tube furnace CVD machine
Item Number : KT-CTF16
Item Number : KT-VTF
Item Number : KT-RTP
Item Number : KT-MTF
1700℃ Tube furnace with Alumina tube
Item Number : KT-TF17
1400℃ Tube furnace with Alumina tube
Item Number : KT-TF14
2200 ℃ Graphite Vacuum furnace
Item Number : KT-VG
Item Number : KT-PTF
Alumina (Al2O3) Ceramic Crucible For Laboratory Muffle Furnace
Item Number : KM-C01
Arc-shaped alumina ceramic crucible/high temperature resistant
Item Number : KM-C016
We have the best tube furnace solutions that will exceed your expectations regardless of your budget. Our extensive portfolio offers a variety of standard solutions suitable for various needs, and our bespoke design service can meet almost any unique customer requirement. Our tube furnaces are available in various models, including single or multi-zone, horizontal/vertical, split & rotating models, and continuous or batch rotary tube furnaces.
Applications of Tube Furnace
- Material synthesis and processing
- Heat treatment and annealing of metals and alloys
- Thermal analysis and characterization of materials
- Powder sintering and compaction
- Crystal growth and epitaxial film deposition
- Catalytic reaction studies under controlled atmospheres
- High-temperature testing and experimentation
- Research and development in materials science and engineering
- Production of advanced ceramics and composites
- Production of carbon nanotubes and graphene
Advantages of KINTEK Tube Furnace
- Mature technology with a simple furnace structure
- Low power consumption and high thermal efficiency
- Easy to operate and control with continuous production
- Fast heating and good operation performance
- No pollution to the environment
- Can control temperature easily and remotely with fine adjustment
- Multiple furnaces can be combined for large-scale production
- Suitable for various applications, including physiochemical processing of loose materials, cracking of gas, and more
- High-quality heating element with a long service life
- Optional exhaust port and inert gas inlet
- Programmable controllers with adjustable over-temperature protection and safety lock system for door opening and cutting heating.
Our tube furnace is the perfect fit for your laboratory equipment needs. With its extensive product line, it offers a standard solution at a reasonable price. Its unique feature is the custom design service that caters to your specific requirements. The furnace is available in different models, including single or multi-zone, horizontal/vertical, split & rotating, continuous or batch rotary tube furnaces. It is equipped with two or more heating zones and can produce temperatures up to 1800°C. Our tube furnace is ideal for applications requiring relatively small workspaces and features such as multiple zones, independently controlled.
FAQ
What Is A Tube Furnace?
Laboratory tube furnace is one classic external heating high temperature tube furnace, also named hot wall heating furnace.
According to the different working temperature, furnace tube material usually can be transparent quartz tubes, high purity alumina ceramic tubes and high strength metal alloy tubes.
To meet different thermal researching purposes, tube furnace can be designed with multi heating zones, so as to have a flexible control of temperature gradient in the tube working chamber; furnace tube can work with a controlled atmosphere working environment or a high vacuum working environment.
How Does A Tube Furnace Work?
Tube furnace heating elements are placed surrounding the cylindrical cavity, furnace can only heat the samples in the cylindrical cavity through indirect thermal radiation, since furnace tube can prevent sample material from contacting with furnace heating elements and insulation materials, so tube furnace creates a clean isolated heat chamber and reduce risks of the sample material contaminating by the furnace.
What Is The Application For Tube Furnace?
Tubular furnace is mainly used in metallurgy, glass, heat treatment, lithium anode and cathode materials, new energy, abrasives and other industries, and is a professional equipment for measuring materials under certain temperature conditions.
Tube furnace features simple structure, easy operation, easy control and continuous production.
Tube furnace is also widely applied in the CVD (chemical vapor deposition) and plasma enhanced CVD systems.
How Many Different Types Tube Furnace?
Tube furnace can work with different mechanical functions smoothly, so there are many different types tube furnace variations for different experiment purposes, typical furnace furnaces are as below:
- Horizontal tube furnace
- Vertical tube furnace
- Split tube furnace
- Rotary tube furnace
- Tilting tube furnace
- Sliding tube furnace
- Fast heating and cooling tube furnace
- Continuous feeding and discharging tube furnace
What Are The Advantages Of Using A Tube Furnace?
Tube furnaces offer several advantages for high-temperature applications. Firstly, they provide precise and uniform temperature control, allowing for accurate and repeatable heating processes. This is crucial for materials research and heat treatment applications where temperature consistency is essential. Secondly, tube furnaces have a compact design, making them suitable for use in limited laboratory or industrial spaces. They are also versatile and can accommodate a wide range of sample sizes and shapes. Additionally, tube furnaces are energy-efficient, as they typically have good insulation and can reach high temperatures quickly. Some models also offer programmable temperature profiles, allowing for automated heating and cooling cycles. Overall, tube furnaces enable efficient and controlled high-temperature processes in various scientific and industrial fields.
What Safety Precautions Should Be Taken When Using A Tube Furnace?
When using a tube furnace, it is important to follow safety precautions to prevent accidents and ensure operator and sample safety. Firstly, proper training should be provided to personnel operating the furnace to ensure they understand its operation, safety features, and emergency procedures. Secondly, appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as heat-resistant gloves, goggles, and lab coats, should be worn to protect against burns and potential hazards. Thirdly, it is crucial to properly load the sample or material inside the furnace, ensuring it is securely positioned and does not obstruct airflow. Adequate ventilation should be provided to remove any potential gases or fumes generated during heating. It is also important to regularly inspect and maintain the furnace, including checking the heating elements and electrical connections, to ensure safe and reliable operation.
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