Multi-Zone Tube Furnace
This advanced multi-zone tube furnace is available in configurations with 2, 3, or 5 independently controllable heating zones. Designed for high-precision thermal processing in vacuum or controlled atmosphere environments, it excels in applications such as material pre-calcination, sintering, coating, high-temperature pyrolysis, and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes for carbon nanotube and silicon nanowire synthesis.
Key Features
- Maximum Temperature:
- 1200°C (FeCrAl heating wires)
- 1400°C (SiC heating elements)
- 1600°C (MoSi₂ heating elements)
- Configurable Heating Zones: Up to 5 independently controlled zones
- Precision Control: 50-segment programmable PID auto-control system with ±1°C temperature accuracy
- Safety Design:
- Double-shell air-cooled structure (surface temperature <50°C)
- Over-temperature protection with automatic power cutoff
- Electrical leakage safety shutdown
- Vacuum Performance:
- Base vacuum level of -0.1 MPa
- Optional molecular pump system achieves 7×10⁻⁴ Pa ultimate vacuum
- Construction:
- 304 stainless steel dual-seal flange system
- Adjustable end-flange supports for extended furnace tube lifespan
- Operational Parameters:
- Heating rate ≤20°C/min
- Compatible with vacuum/inert gas environments
Standard Configuration
- High-purity quartz furnace tube (1 pc)
- Vacuum-sealing flange assembly (1 set)
- Vacuum pressure gauge (1 pc)
- Tube plugs (2 pcs)
- Rotary vane vacuum pump (1 set)
Optional Upgrades
- Enhanced vacuum systems (diffusion pump, turbo molecular pump)
- Precision gas control (float flowmeter, mass flow controller)
- Quick-release flanges and T-junction flanges
- 7-inch HD touchscreen interface
Applications
Ideal for academic research and industrial production of:
- Advanced ceramic materials
- Nanomaterial synthesis (CNTs, nanowires)
- Semiconductor processing
- Catalyst development
- Functional coating deposition
This furnace combines modular design with robust safety features, offering exceptional temperature uniformity and process flexibility for demanding materials science applications.