Specifications:
The document outlines the properties and specifications of industrial furnaces used for heat treatment. Key features include the direct and rapid transfer of loads from the treatment chamber to the water tank in under 7 seconds. The furnaces are capable of handling treatments up to 650°C and are designed for solution annealing of light alloys, annealing of aluminum parts for the automotive industry, aging of non-ferrous alloys, and tempering.

Technical Data:
The furnaces have a vertical loading chamber with or without a quench tank and do not require a protective atmosphere. The maximum working temperature is 650°C. The maximum load capacity is 5 tonnes without a quench tank and 2.5 tonnes with a quench tank. The temperature uniformity is maintained at ± 5 °C, and the immersion time for the load is 5 seconds.

Design and Functionality:
The furnaces offer a fully automatic cycle run, flexibility in treatment options, programmable heating and cooling ramps, and horizontal loading with a simple handling manipulator. They are designed to require minimal space.

Applications:
These furnaces are suitable for various applications, including the automotive industry and the treatment of non-ferrous alloys. They are used in countries such as Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, and France.

Certifications:
The furnaces comply with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001 standards, ensuring quality management, environmental management, and occupational health and safety management.