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Inert Atmosphere Ovens |
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Heat treating in an inert atmosphere has long been used to minimize oxidation of metals. Now such atmospheres are used at lower temperatures to impart special characteristics to materials such as synthetic rubbers, plastics and ceramics. Inert Atmosphere Ovens include: • gas tight interior construction • a gas tight door seal, adjustable offset hinges and positive latching door hardware • inert atmosphere inlet with pressure regulator and flow meter; outlet with pressure relief • air jacket on inner walls for accelerated cooling Available Options include: • automatic atmosphere purge controls • blowers to draw cooling air through jacket on inner walls • modulating dampers to control rate of cooling • programming and recording temperature controls |
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750°C Inert Atmosphere Oven, for processing specialty ceramic parts,
includes air quench as well as cooling by jacketed interior |
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Truck and dolly loading
allows annealing bundles of plastic rods
in an inert atmosphere. |
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