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Used Box Furnaces in Kentucky, USA

  • LUCIFER RD8-KHE24 Red Devil Series

    LUCIFER RD8-KHE24 Red Devil Series

    • Manufacturer: Lucifer Furnaces

    12" x 14" x 24" Lucifer model RD8-KHE24 Over/Under Combination Heat Treat/Draw Furnace Key specifications Additional details: Doors: Equipped with insulated, horizontal swing doors with an adjustable latch and a ...

    $6,950 USD

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    Est. $136/mo

    Louisville, KY
  • SENTRY AY

    SENTRY AY

    • Manufacturer: SENTRY

    Sentry Size 5, Model AY Heat Treat Furnace, Max temp 2500 degrees, 220v 3 Phase, 33 Kw, 87 Amp. Chamber size 12" W x 8"H x 17.5" D with Honeywell controls. s/n CB16372

    $5,250 USD

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    Est. $103/mo

    Louisville, KY
  • LUCIFER HL82 M24

    LUCIFER HL82 M24

    • Manufacturer: LUCIFER

    18”W x 12”H x 24”L LUCIFER HL82-M24 Heat Treating Dual Chamber Furnace Series 8000 - General Purpose Dual Chamber Furnaces Unique “Space Saver” design offers convenience and economy of two independently controlle...

    $9,450 USD

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    Est. $186/mo

    Louisville, KY

Overview

Box furnaces are versatile heating units used for various industrial applications, including heat treating, annealing, sintering, and brazing. They feature a rectangular design, providing ample space for materials and allowing for uniform temperature distribution. These furnaces are essential in industries that require precise control over the heating process.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a box furnace?

Consider the maximum temperature, size, and heating capacity. Check for features like temperature control accuracy, energy efficiency, and safety mechanisms.

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

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in industrial equipment. Ensure the furnace is securely packed and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a box furnace?

Regular maintenance includes checking and calibrating temperature controls, inspecting heating elements, and cleaning the interior. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.