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At Volta Furnace, we proudly offer a diverse selection of industrial furnaces designed for batch processing. These furnaces are engineered with durability, safety, and ease of service in mind. The variety in sizes spans from compact, bench-mounted models to large, floor-standing models boasting heating chambers of over 3000 litres. Impressively, they can reach maximum temperatures of up to 1800°C.
In order to cater to specific customer needs, we also provide a host of options for our industrial furnaces. While the available options vary depending on the furnace model, they may include over-temperature protection, digital controllers, multi-segment programmers, and data loggers. For more detailed information, we invite you to explore each product in our industrial furnace range below.
Typical applications of industrial furnaces include soldering, the heat treatment of steels and alloys, and ceramics sintering.
Small Industrial CHAMBER FURNACE 1200℃
Max temp：1100 -1200℃
Volumes：36 to 200 litres
Small Industrial CHAMBER FURNACE 1400℃
Max temp：1300 -1400℃
Volumes：36 to 200 litres
Small Industrial CHAMBER FURNACE 1700℃
Max temp：1600 -1700℃
Volumes：36 to 200 litres
Industrial CHAMBER FURNACE 1200℃
Max temp：1100 -1200℃
Volumes：100 to 1000 litres
Industrial CHAMBER FURNACE 1400℃
Max temp：1300 -1400℃
Volumes：96 to 1200 litres
Industrial CHAMBER FURNACE 1700℃
Max temp：1600 -1700℃
Volumes：96 to 1200 litres
Hot Air Circulation Furnace
Max temp：750 -850℃
Volumes：96 to 2160 litres
Bottom Loading Elevator Furnace
Max temp：1200, 1400, 1700℃
Volumes：96 to 1200 litres
Car bottom FURNACE
Max temp：1200, 1400, 1700℃
Volumes：96 to 2160 litres
Bogie Hearth FURNACE
Max temp：1200, 1400, 1700℃
Volumes：96 to 2160 litres
INDUSTRIAL FURNACES – FAQ
WHAT IS AN INDUSTRIAL FURNACE?
An industrial furnace is a device used for precise temperature control and uniformity in industrial processes. They provide the necessary heat and can operate in air or a controlled atmosphere. Built for a production environment, these furnaces maintain accurate temperature control. Compared to other fuel types, electrically heated industrial furnaces offer the best temperature accuracy and a cleaner working chamber.
WHAT IS THE TEMPERATURE RANGE OF AN INDUSTRIAL FURNACE?
The maximum temperature of industrial furnaces varies depending on the type of heating elements used. Most commonly, furnaces with metallic wire heating elements range from 1000°C to 1200°C. However, with different heating elements, higher temperatures up to 1800°C can be achieved.
WHAT TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL FURNACES ARE THERE?
Industrial furnaces come in various types, including chamber furnaces, top hat furnaces, bogie hearth furnaces, strand annealing furnaces, elevator hearth furnaces, and modified atmosphere furnaces.
WHAT APPLICATIONS ARE INDUSTRIAL FURNACES SUITABLE FOR?
Industrial furnaces are ideal for large-scale applications such as annealing, heat treatment, debinding, sintering, graphitization, quenching, siliconization, brazing, and calcination. They can be manufactured to meet industry-specific standards.