Introduction of Vacuum Sintering Furnace

This vacuum sintering furnace is specifically designed for high-temperature applications, with a maximum working temperature of 1350°C. Featuring a molybdenum thermal field, it is ideally suited for vacuum sintering of high-performance materials. In addition to sintering, it also supports vacuum brazing processes using silver-, copper-, or nickel-based filler metals, making it highly versatile for advanced materials processing.

Key Features of Vacuum Sintering Furnace ( molybdenum thermal field )

• Molybdenum Thermal Field: Equipped with a furnace chamber made from molybdenum foil and a circularly distributed molybdenum heating belt, providing uniform radiant heating and excellent temperature uniformity (±5°C).
• High Vacuum Capability: Stainless steel vacuum chamber paired with a mechanical + diffusion pump system achieves an ultimate vacuum level of 7×10⁻³ Pa (empty load, cold state), ensuring a clean processing environment.
• User-Friendly Interface: Integrated HMI with an HD touchscreen and proprietary operating system developed in-house for intuitive operation.
• Automatic PLC Control: Fully automated control system ensures reliable and repeatable sintering cycles.
• Optional Inert Gas Cooling: Inert atmosphere cooling available to accelerate cooldown and reduce cycle time.

Optional Configurations

• External Rapid Cooling System: Enables cooling from sintering temperatures to 180°C in under one hour.
• High-Purity Molybdenum Multi-Layer Racks: Ideal for batch sintering or multi-layer component placement.
• Imported High-Quality Brazing Flux: Sourced from the USA for optimal brazing performance (if brazing is required).
• Water Chiller Unit: Ensures stable cooling water supply for continuous furnace operation.

Technical Parameters