Electric Tempering Furnace can be combined with Electric Bench Furnaces or Inert Atmosphere Bench Furnaces to produce a space saving, over and under, heat treating and tempering furnace combination. The top chamber with its manually operated vertical lift door can be selected from among four sizes of 11000F and 12000C Bench Furnaces described on Bulletin BF-710 or Inert Atmosphere Bench Furnaces described on Bulletin BF-720. The Quench Tank is a free standing unit available with electric heat.
- Digital, microprocessor based, thermocouple actuated, indicating temperature controller
- On-off heat switch
- Easy-to-see pilot light
Model |
Work Space Dimensions |
Out Side Dimensions (W x D x H) |
Height W/Door Open |
Blower |
Door open |
Heat input |
Operating Characteristics |
Approx Shipping Weight |
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CFM |
HP |
KW |
BTU/HR |
Control Accuracy |
Furnace Uniformity |
Rise Time |
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Electric |
Gas |
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TF-183618 |
18" x 36" x 18" |
35" x 87" x 74" |
78" |
2400 |
3 |
Electric |
28 |
190,000 |
+0.3% |
+60C |
95 min |
85 min |
3100 lbs |
TF-243624 |
24" x 36" x 24" |
47" x 92" x 80" |
90" |
3500 |
5 |
Electric |
42 |
285,000 |
+0.3% |
+80C |
90 min |
80 min |
4000 lbs |
TF-304830 |
30" x 48" X 30" |
53" x 106" x 86" |
102" |
4250 |
5 |
Electric |
52 |
355,000 |
+0.3% |
+80C |
90 min |
80 min |
5200 lbs |
TF-364836 |
36" x 48" x 36" |
59" x 111" x 126" |
126" |
5300 |
5 |
Air |
65 |
450,000 |
+0.3% |
+100C |
85 min |
75 min |
6400 lbs |
TF-366036 |
36" x 60" x 36" |
59" x 121" x 126" |
126" |
6000 |
7½ |
Air |
74 |
510,000 |
+0.3% |
+100C |
85 min |
75 min |
6800 lbs |
TF-484848 |
48" x 48 “x 48" |
71" x 114" x 150" |
150" |
8000 |
10 |
Air |
100 |
660,000 |
+0.3% |
+120C |
70 min |
65 min |
8700 lbs |
TF-487248 |
48" x 72" x 48" |
71" x 152" x 150" |
150" |
9600 |
15 |
Air |
120 |
800,000 |
+0.3% |
+120C |
75 min |
70 min |
9950 lbs |
-230 Volts, 3-phase, 60 Hz
-Other electrical characteristics available
Wall insulation, 7" thick, consisting of
-1" of 12500C,8 lbs /ct ceramic fiber blanket
-2" of 9250C, 4 lbs /CF ceramic fiber blanket
-2" of 10500C 15 lbs/CF block insulation
-2" of 6750C rockwool insulation
Floor insulation, 6 ½ " consisting of:
- 4 ½" of 12500C insulating firebrick
- 2" of 6750 C 18 ½ lbs/ cf. block insulation
Safety devices as listed on the front of this bulletin. Heating element contactors electrically interlocked with door to shut off power to heaters as door opens and restores power when closed. High temperature alloy coiled wire-heating element supported in alloy rack, Heating elements located in heat chamber upstream of the recalculating blower. Exhaust outlet 4'" diameter.
- 1,000 BTU natural gas at 2-psig pressures. 1" NP inlet up to 800,000 BTU/HR
- Other gas characteristics available
Safety devices as listed on the front of this bulletin. Automatic preignition purge period and push button electric ignition contributes to ease of operation. Modulating gas burner fires into chamber upstream of the re-circulating blower. Gas burner protected with electronic flame safety relay. Door interlock switch drives main burner to low fire when door is opened and restores control when door is closed. Exhaust outlet 6" diameter.
Furnace shell is made of 3/16" thick steel plate reinforced with structural steel. Doorsill constructed from firebrick to protect furnace during loading. Stainless steel grid at bottom of workspace to distribute loading. Soft insulation on door provides an excellent heat seal by pressing against the vestibule refractory and ½" thick steel front plate. Exterior painted with Trilite Green enamel. Each features completely wired side access control panel assembled on the furnace enclosing terminals for incoming power, temperature controllers, push buttons and pilot lights.
Door pivots upward above furnace, clearing front for easy loading. In the closed position, full door weight seats door firmly against furnace face. Structural steel pivot arms are supported at furnace sidewalls by bearings and connected to a heavy-duty electro-mechanical actuator. The door is controlled by a switch at the furnace control panel.
Door rises vertically in front of the furnace hanging from heavy-duty roller chain, sprockets, shaft and pillow block bearings. In the closed position, rollers at the sides of the door engage support brackets to force the full door weight against the furnace face. Large diameter air cylinder rotates support shaft to lift the door. The door is controlled by a manual air valve with supply filter, lubricator and regulator.