The RD Webb Red Devil 162, listed on Industrial Solutions, offers a superior solution for high-temperature graphite sintering in research and production environments. This furnace operates without the need for wa...
Other industrial furnaces cover specialty and non-standard heat-processing equipment used for applications like vacuum heat-treating, brazing, sintering, annealing, and custom kilns. These units vary widely in size, atmosphere control, temperature range and construction (box, pit, rotary, induction), and often require specific electrical, foundation and exhaust arrangements. Buyers should focus on condition of refractory, heating elements, controls and atmosphere systems to match their process needs.
Verify furnace type, maximum temperature, atmosphere/control capability, refractory and heating element condition, thermocouples and controls, service history, spare parts availability, and electrical/foundation requirements.
Plan rigging and lifting with certified crews, drain and isolate utilities, secure internal components, protect refractory and controls, use heavy-equipment transport with permits, and coordinate site access, foundation readiness and crane or forklift capacity.
Regularly inspect refractory, heating elements, seals and atmosphere systems, calibrate thermocouples and controllers, clean burners/exhaust, test safety interlocks, lubricate moving parts, and schedule periodic professional servicing.