Vacuum Sintering Furnace refers to the process that making the powder material into dense material in the condition of the vacuum. People use this process to produce ceramics, powder metallurgy, refractories, ultra-high temperature materials.

In general, after forming the powder and by the sintering process, it becomes the density mateiral. The sintering process directly affects the grain size, pore size and grain boundary shape and distribution in the microstructure, thus affecting the properties of the material.

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Applications of Vacuum Sintering Furnace

Vacuum sintering furnace is suitable for hard alloy, ceramic materials, carbonfiber graphitization, carbon and carboncomposites, silicon carbide products, photoelectric coating materials, refractory metals (tungsten,molybdenum,tugt copper alloy) and other alloy materials vacuum or atmosphere high temperaturesintering.Vacuum units, electrical components, heating room materials and other technologies can be designed and manufactured according to user requirements.

Vacuum sintering furnaces are very suitable for high temperature sintering applications. Highly customizable controls allow the temperature to be changed manually or automatically according to the needs of a specific project. The temperature is uniform to ensure consistent quality of the whole part.Get a quote.

Advantages of Vacuum Sintering Furnace

• Clean, bright parts

• Incredible design flexibility

• Fast turnaround

• High-end

• Fewer defects

• Easy to maintain

• Maximum productivity

Our vacuum sintering furnaces enable cost-optimized manufacturing of cemented carbide materials, non-oxide ceramics, and other composites. The furnaces have a modular design, which allows them to be adapted to meet customers'needs for specific sintering tasks. Just contact us for the high quality vacuum sintering furnace for sale!

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