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Which Furnace for which Process?

Which Furnace for which Process?

Which Furnace for which Process?

Product catalog summary
Overview: This document provides a comprehensive guide on selecting the appropriate furnace for various industrial processes, including melting, holding, transporting, heat treatment, and exhaust gas cleaning. It categorizes furnaces based on their heating method (gas-fired or electrically heated) and specific applications.
1. Melting Furnaces:
  • Gas-fired Tilting Furnaces: Suitable for processes requiring tilting mechanisms for pouring, found on page 8.
  • Electrically Heated Tilting Furnaces: Capable of reaching temperatures up to 1300 °C, detailed on page 10.
  • Gas-fired Bale-out Furnaces: Designed for bale-out operations, described on page 12.
  • Electrically Heated Bale-out Furnaces: Discussed on page 16, these are used for similar applications as gas-fired versions.
  • Melting Furnaces for Heavy Metals: Specialized for heavy metal processing, information available on page 26.
2. Heat Treatment Furnaces:
  • Gas-fired Bogie Hearth Furnaces: Suitable for large-scale heat treatment, found on page 53.
  • Electrically Heated Bogie Hearth Furnaces: Detailed on page 50, these are used for precise temperature control.
  • Electrically Heated or Gas-fired Pit-type/Top-loading Furnaces: Available with or without air circulation, described on page 41.
3. Dewaxing and Decoring:
  • Electrically Heated Dewaxing Furnaces: Used for removing wax from molds, detailed on page 48.
  • Gas-fired Dewaxing Furnaces: Similar applications as electrically heated versions, found on page 49.
4. Exhaust Gas Cleaning and Energy Efficiency:
  • Catalytic and Thermal Afterburning Systems: For cleaning exhaust gases, described on page 55.
  • Energy Efficiency Technology: Discussed on page 67, focusing on reducing energy consumption.
5. Additional Products:
  • Combi Transport Ladle: For melting, holding, and transporting, detailed on page 26.
  • Electrically Heated Bath Furnaces: Found on page 27, used for specific heating applications.
Conclusion: The document serves as a detailed reference for selecting the appropriate furnace based on specific industrial needs, emphasizing energy efficiency and process optimization.
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Catalog excerpts

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Which Furnace for which Process? Heat Treatment Holding, Transporting Gas-fired tilting furnaces Gas-fired bale-out furnaces Electrically heated bale-out furnaces page 20 Electrically heated air circulation chamber furnaces < 500 liters, page 32 Gas-fired tilting furnaces with recuperative burner page 14 Gas-fired bale-out furnaces with recuperative burner page 14 Transportable electrically heated bale-out furnaces page 21 Electrically heated or gasfired air circulation chamber furnaces > 500 liters, page 34 Electrically heated tilting furnaces to 1400 °C page 18 Gas-fired tilting furnaces with recuperative burner page 14 Electrically heated bath furnaces page 27 Electrically heated or gasfired air circulation bogie hearth furnaces, page 38 Electrically heated tilting furnaces to 1300 °C page 10 Electrically heated bale-out furnaces page 16 Combi transport ladle for melting, holding and transporting, page 26 Electrically heated or gas-fired pit-type/top-loading furnaces with or without air circulation, page 41 Melting furnaces for heavy metals page 26 Electrically heated tilting furnaces to 1300 °C page 10 Electrically heated bogie hearth furnaces page 50 Melting furnaces for heavy metals page 26 Gas-fired bogie hearth furnaces page 53 Rotary table system for continuous pouring page 27 Gas-fired chamber furnaces Electrically heated laboratory melting furnaces page 28 Electrically or gas-fired continuous furnaces page 58 Other products: Tempering plants page 42 Other products:

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Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems, Energy Efficiency Concepts Heat Treatment of Forms and Cast Pieces Dewaxing, Thermal Decoring Pre-Heating, Drying Debinding, Sintering Gas-fired dewaxing furnaces page 49 Electrically heated or gasfired rotary hearth furnaces page 56 Catalytic afterburning systems page 55 Electrically heated dewaxing furnaces page 48 Electrically heated air circulation chamber furnaces < 500 liters, page 32 Thermal afterburning systems page 55 Electrically or gas-fired chamber dryers page 30 Electrically heated or gasfired air circulation chamber furnaces > 500 liters, page 34 Exhaust...

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