Laboratory Small Muffle Furnace with Observation Window

Laboratory Small Muffle Furnace with Observation Window

Introduction:

The small muffle furnace with an observation window features a scientifically designed drop-down door structure and an optical quartz observation window. An external camera can be used to observe the reaction state of materials. It has an exquisite appearance and compact size, making it widely used in university and research institute laboratories.

Features and Benefits:

1. Compact and lightweight, it can be directly placed in a glove box without occupying laboratory space.
2. Made with advanced refractory insulation materials, minimizing heat loss and effectively reducing equipment power consumption.
3. Capable of meeting various material heat treatment and sintering processes.
4. Large optical quartz glass observation window for full observation of sample reactions.

Technical Parameters of Small Muffle Furnace:

Model	ML1200-10CI
Power Supply	AC220V 1KW
Maximum Temperature	1200°C (<1 hour)
Continuous Temperature	1100°C (continuous)
Heating Rate	≤20°C/minute
Furnace Chamber Size	100*100*100mm(1L)
Control System	1. Fuzzy PID temperature control, high-brightness digital display; 2. Programmable for 30 segment “time-temperature” curves; 3. Over-temperature alarm, thermocouple break indication, leakage protection.
Temperature Accuracy	+/- 1°C
Heating Element	Mo-doped Fe-Cr-Al alloy
Net Weight	20KG
Service Support	1-year warranty with lifetime support (warranty does not cover consumable parts).

Appllications:

1. Ceramic Processing

• Burnout
• Sintering
• Annealing
• Calcination

2. Material Science Research

• Material Development: Essential for research laboratories focused on developing new materials with specific properties.
• Thermal Analysis: Useful for conducting thermal analysis experiments.
• Synthesis of Advanced Materials: Facilitates the synthesis of advanced materials like composites, nanomaterials, and specialty alloys.

3. Metallurgy

• Heat Treatment of Metals
• Phase Transformation Studies: Useful for studying phase transformations in metals and alloys at high temperatures.
• Metal Powder Processing: Can be used in the sintering and calcination of metal powders for various applications.

4. Chemical Analysis

• Ashing: Suitable for ashing organic and inorganic samples to determine their composition.
• Loss on Ignition (LOI) Tests: Used for LOI tests to measure the amount of moisture and volatile substances in materials.
• Decomposition of Complex Materials: Helps in the decomposition of complex materials to simpler forms for analysis.

5. Environmental Testing

• Soil Testing: Used in soil testing laboratories for the thermal treatment of soil samples to study their composition and contamination levels.
• Waste Material Analysis: Essential for analyzing the composition of waste materials and determining the presence of hazardous substances.

6. Pharmaceutical Industry

• Thermal Stability Studies: Helps in studying the thermal stability of pharmaceutical compounds and excipients.

7. Electronics and Semiconductor Industry

• Wafer Processing: Useful for various heat treatment processes involved in semiconductor wafer fabrication.
• Component Testing: Can be used for testing the thermal stability and performance of electronic components.

8. Education and Training

• Academic Research: Widely used in universities and educational institutions for research and practical training in materials science, chemistry, and engineering.
• Laboratory Exercises: Provides a hands-on tool for students to learn about high-temperature processes and material properties.