1100°C High-temperature Sintering Furnace with mesh belt drive system
This sintering furnace uses a muffle-protected mesh belt to continuously transport parts within the furnace. It is primarily used for sintering powder metallurgy products, reducing metal powders, and pre-firing, firing, or heat treating electronic products in a protective atmosphere or air. The mesh belt drive system consists of a high-temperature-resistant mesh belt and drive mechanism. The furnace body comprises a feed section, pre-firing section, sintering section, slow cooling section, water cooling section, and discharge section. Applications include integrated circuits, power electronics, glass, solar panels, circuit boards, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, packaging, and annealing and drying processes.
| Model | Rated power | Maximum temperature | Work area size | Atmosphere |
| SL-WX100 | 21KW | 1100℃ | 1000x120X80MM | Nitrogen protection |
| SL-WX150 | 30KW | 1100℃ | 1500x120X80MM | Mixture protection |
| SL-WX200 | 85KW | 1100℃ | 10000x150X100MM | Mixture protection |
| SL-WX-300 | 120KW | 1100℃ | 15000X180X120MM | Mixture protection |
| SL-WX-350 | 145KW | 1100℃ | 20000X240X150MM | Mixture protection |

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