A muffle furnace is a high-temperature furnace used for heating, burning, or drying samples in a controlled environment without direct contact between the material and heating elements. Also named box furnace, chamber furnace.

• Equipped with a large 7″ color graphic touch panel, allowing for easy control and programming of complex heating processes. It also offers clear visual heating curves and the ability to store temperature profiles, eliminating the need for repeated adjustments across different experiments.
• Vacuum-formed ceramic fiber furnace chamber for enhanced durability and heat retention.
• Specially designed exhaust system for efficient gas flow and safety.
• High-quality furnace lining and premium-grade heating elements.

Double-layered steel casing with fan cooling for better thermal insulation and safety.

Our muffle furnaces can reach up to 1200°C or 1500°C, we also offer high-temperature furnaces that go up to 1700°C.

Muffle furnaces can handle metals, ceramics, glass, polymers, and other materials requiring heat treatment, sintering, or thermal analysis, etc.

The choice depends on the sample size and batch requirements. We offer furnaces with varying chamber capacities, from 1L to 640L.

Our muffle furnaces use three type heating elements: resistance wire, SiC heating elements, MoSi2 heating elements.

Sure, our muffle furnaces feature programmable controllers for multi-step heating, holding, and cooling processes.

The heating rate range from 1°C to 20°C per minute.

Our muffle furnaces are designed for high temperature uniformity, with differences usually within ±5°C.

Temperature is controlled through intelligent controllers, offering precise temperature settings and automated ramping profiles.

Muffle furnaces use high-quality vacuum formed ceramic fiber insulation to minimize heat loss and improve energy efficiency.

Standard muffle furnaces do not support vacuum or inert gas environments, but specialized models can be designed to handle these conditions.

Muffle furnaces are used in laboratories for ashing, heat treatment, sintering, calcination, and materials testing.