2017 Latest DesignPressure Atomizing Direr - Rotary Metal Powder High Temperature Sintering Furnace – ShuangLing
2017 Latest DesignPressure Atomizing Direr - Rotary Metal Powder High Temperature Sintering Furnace – ShuangLing Detail:
This equipment is researched and made by our company and General Research Institute for Nonferrous Metals together, it can produce continuously, material can be rotation sintering in high temperature crucible under atmosphere protection environment, and it can carry out fast cold treatment for the material.
1. Application
It is mainly used for several kinds of rare earth, metal powder, nonmetal powder materials sintering production and experiment in high temperature or super high temperature. The materials rotate and sinter in high temperature crucible, the powder can be uniformity and high temperature sintering. The finished products can fall into finished products chamber automatically, and take fast cold treatment for materials.
2. Main functions
The equipment can rotary heat and sinter powder materials in vacuum or atmosphere under 2200℃.
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