Tube furnaces
Carbolite has supplied Fraunhofer
Institute for Physical Measurement
Techniques in Germany with a test
rig that comprises two customised
wire wound horizontal three-zone
tube furnaces. These will provide the
Institute w
Carbolite has supplied Fraunhofer
Institute for Physical Measurement
Techniques in Germany with a test
rig that comprises two customised
wire wound horizontal three-zone
tube furnaces. These will provide the
Institute w
Two Carbolite electric furnaces integrated with a pair of hydraulic presses are providing thermal processing facilities for Infrared Integrated Systems (Irisys) in Northampton, UK.
Specialist UK furnace and oven manufacturer Carbolite has expanded its equipment range with the addition of the extensive Gero series of high-temperature furnaces that provide temperatures up to 3000°C under vacuum, inert gas and reactive atmospheres.
Leon Paul, a supplier of fencing equipment to many national teams and high-profile international brands, has upgraded production facilities at its London factory with a high-temperature oven from Carbolite.
Carbolite ovens are making a difference to work being conducted at the James Walker Technology Centre in Cockermouth. The centre has been equipped with 12 120L capacity, 300°C, peak ovens for high-temperature product testing.
Carbolite manufactures furnaces
and ovens, for both laboratory and
industrial applications. It supplies
solutions to customers in the
aerospace industry many of whom
are working to NADCAP (AMS
2750D) standard.
Exhibi
The Fraunhofer Institute for
Ceramic Technologies and
Systems IKTS in Dresden is
using a Carbolite furnace to
research debinding and
sintering of ceramics as part
of in-depth investigations
into the application benefit
A new manufacturing
process at its Gloucester
production facility meant the
abrasives division of a
manufacturer of
advanced ceramic
materials needed to
replace large raised
hearth furnaces that
had reached
the end
When a blue chip aero-space
manufacturer’s paint and
coatings plant in Bristol
needed to expand capacity, it
soon realised that its Carbolite
ovens were not large enough
to meet the increased output.
A larger paint s
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