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Automatic sintering furnace with wax removal and multi-atmosphere control
Automatic multi-atmosphere control sintering furnace is a resistance electric furnace that can perform high-temperature heat treatment in vacuum or in a process atmosphere, and can be used for dewaxing, sintering, degassing, brazing, heat treatment, etc. It is mainly used for dewaxing and sintering of cemented carbide products.
Automatic molybdenum furnace for carbonization
This type of furnace is suitable for producing medium- and fine-grained tungsten carbide.
Fully automatic rotary regenerative furnace
Production of tungsten powder or other pure metal powders by reduction of tungsten oxide powder or other metal oxides with hydrogen.
Fully automatic four-pipe regenerative furnace
Reduction of tungsten oxide, molybdenum oxide, and cobalt oxide powders to tungsten, molybdenum, and cobalt powders in a hydrogen atmosphere.
Large horizontal furnace for processing spent metal alloys and zinc recovery
This furnace uses a zinc method for processing WC cemented carbide, and is a horizontal vacuum furnace.
Hot-dip coating, also known as hot dipping, involves covering a metallic material by immersing it in a lower melting point liquid metal or alloy. The main characteristic of this method is the formation of an alloy layer between the base metal and the coating metal. Therefore, hot-dip coating is made of fused metal and metallized metal. Metallized metallic materials are typically steel, cast iron, and stainless steel. The low-melting-point metal used for hot dipping is zinc, aluminum, tin, and their alloys.