The role and definition of vacuum sintering furnace

Vacuum sintering furnace refers to the furnace for protective sintering of heated items in a vacuum environment, and there are many heating methods, such as resistance heating, induction heating, microwave heating and so on. Vacuum sintering furnace is the use of induction heating to heat the protective sintering furnace, can be divided into power frequency, medium frequency, high frequency and other types, can belong to the vacuum sintering furnace subclasses.

Vacuum induction sintering furnace is a complete set of equipment for sintering carbide cutter head and various metal powder pressors by using the principle of medium frequency induction heating under vacuum or protective atmosphere conditions. It is designed for the industrial production of cemented carbide, metal prosium and ceramic materials.

‌ The main function of vacuum sintering furnace is to sinter materials in a vacuum environment, which is suitable for industrial production of a variety of materials. ‌ ‌

The vacuum sintering furnace works under vacuum or protective atmosphere, and uses the principle of induction heating to sintering cemented carbide, metal powder presser and other materials. Its heating methods are diverse, including resistance heating, induction heating, etc., the specific types are power frequency, medium frequency, high frequency and so on. Vacuum sintering furnace is widely used in scientific research, military units, especially for refractory alloys such as tungsten, molybdenum and their alloys powder forming sintering.

In addition, the vacuum sintering furnace also has detailed regulations in terms of technical parameters, such as rated power, medium frequency voltage, operating temperature, etc., to ensure its stable operation under high temperature, high vacuum and protective atmosphere conditions.