Vacuum sintering furnaces can perform vacuum sintering, gas-protected sintering, and other processes. They are mainly used for semiconductor components and power rectifier components. This equipment has a novel design, compact structure, and convenient operation, allowing multiple processes to be completed on a single unit. It can also be applied in other areas requiring vacuum heat treatment. To ensure correct and safe operation, users should understand daily usage tips and techniques.
1. Understand Daily Operation Tips
- Before use, check that all internal components are intact.
- Install the furnace securely on a foundation.
- Follow wiring diagrams and circuit schematics for correct connections.
- Ensure all movable parts function smoothly without jamming.
- Make sure the power switch is in the “off” position before starting.
2. Necessary Skills During Operation
- The furnace operates under vacuum, with hydrogen gas protection. It uses induction heating, causing the coils to reach high temperatures, which are then transferred to the workpiece.
- Suitable for sintering difficult-to-melt alloys in research or military applications.
- The operating environment should comply with vacuum hygiene standards, with dry, clean air and proper ventilation. Avoid dusty surroundings.
By following these tips, users can safely and efficiently operate a vacuum sintering furnace. When selecting and purchasing equipment, pay attention to quality. After purchase, carefully read the manual, and consult the manufacturer’s personnel for guidance to ensure proper and safe operation.