Max. Temp. Up To 1200.C; Porcelain furnace is used for firing ceramic materials of teeth.  Chamber materials apply high grade alumina ceramic fiber, long service life.  Can be customized according to your needs. 

It is a dental vacuum porcelain furnace with porcelain furnace vacuum pump.Based on the above information,you can choose the temperature and other parameter information you need. According to the dental vacuum porcelain furnace image and the table parameters in detail, and then contact us to get the price you expect.

Standard Features

• Max.temp. Up To 1200℃

• Temperature automatic adjusting, high real temperature control accuracy

• Chamber materials apply high grade alumina ceramic fiber, long service life

• Heating element apply coils with quartz spirals to keep working chamber clean

• Touch screen, 100 programs can be set freely for convenient operating

Accessories (specify these at time of order)

Standard Accessories

• Vacuum pump | Vacuum pipe | Power cable and spare O ring | Protective gloves | Crucible Clip | Allen wrench | Tray | Instruction |

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Applications:	For various kinds of porcelain powder materials.
Rated voltage:	110V/220V 50/60Hz, 1.6kw.
Max. Temp(°C)	1200°C for short time
Continuous working temp.	≦1100°C
Door type:	bottom loading lifting up and down
Chamber Material & size:	High quality alumina fiber,Dia.100x H 80mm,
Heating Rate:	0-140.C/min
Heating Element:	electric alloy resistance wire.
Thermocouple:	K type
Temperature Accuracy	+/-1.C.
Working vacuum:	-98KPa;
Interface:	touch screen HMI, LED screen display temperature curve, the rising and falling operation,and vacuum degree.
Temperature Controller :	PID automatic control and auto tune function. Max. 100 porcelain bake cycles.   All process in one Automatic Programmable, it can automatic pump vacuum, lifting up and down, heating and until work over.
Guarantee:	One years (except for incorrect operation)

Please note:
- Heat up rate is measured by using an empty chamber
- Holding power is measured at continuous operating temperature

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