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Used Muffle Furnaces in Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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    Heraeus KR 260

    Heraeus KR 260

    • Manufacturer: Heraeus - Hanau - Vötsch
    • Model: KR260

    Heraeus KR 260 muffle furnace. Nominal temperature: 1150°C. Manual/mechanical temperature adjustment. Analog thermometer display. Cast iron drip tray. Combustion chamber HxWxD: 16x26x45 cm. 380 V, 50 Hz, 20 A.

    $2,364 USD
    Burladingen, Germany
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    1960 HERAEUS KR 260

    1960 HERAEUS KR 260

    • Manufacturer: Heraeus - Hanau - Vötsch
    • Model: KR260

    Hardening oven, electric Temperature max. (c°): 1000 | Chamber depth (mm): 450 | Chamber width (mm): 260 | Chamber height (mm): 160 | Power kw): 6

    Metzingen, Germany
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    NOLZEN WaD 20/35

    NOLZEN WaD 20/35

    • Manufacturer: Nolzen

    Chamber furnace,round,420°C,fan Temperature max. (c°): 420 | Chamber depth (mm): 350 | Chamber width (mm): 200 | Power kw): 2

    Metzingen, Germany

Overview

Muffle furnaces are high-temperature ovens used for applications requiring controlled heating, such as material testing, ceramics, and metal treatments. They feature an insulating muffle that prevents direct contact between the heating elements and the contents, ensuring uniform heat distribution and minimizing contamination.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used muffle furnace?

Check the maximum temperature, chamber size, and overall condition. Verify the functionality of the temperature controls and inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure the muffle furnace is shipped safely to my location?

Use a shipping service experienced in handling delicate and heavy equipment. Ensure the furnace is well-packed and cushioned to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a muffle furnace?

Regular maintenance includes checking and calibrating the temperature controls, cleaning the chamber to prevent contamination, and inspecting the heating elements for wear. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.