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Used Box Furnaces in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

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    Horizontal secondary vacuum furnace - TURQUOISE

      Turquoise Horizontal Secondary Vacuum Furnace (turbo pump) Molybdenum heating elements, T max 1250°C, Payload diameter 250mm x 250mm x 500mm Rapid cooling Options & adaptations available.

      Grenoble, France
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      Modular Vacuum Carburizing Installation

        Low Pressure Carburizing Modular System with Oil Quenching and Perihperals 1 In/Out cell 1 Oil quenching cell 2 Vacuum carburizing cells 1 Tunnel with 6 positions and its internal loader 1 External loader 2 Tempe...

        Grenoble, France
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        Modular Vacuum Carburizing Installation

          Low Pressure Carburizing Modular System with Oil Quenching and Perihperals 1 In/Out cell 1 Oil quenching cell 2 Vacuum carburizing cells 1 Tunnel with 6 positions and its internal loader 1 External loader 2 Tempe...

          Grenoble, France

        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.