High Temperature 2200℃ High Vacuum Melting Furnace Quenching Furnace
Technical Specifications
Model | VIF-2-CH |
Advantages | This unit can be used as a quenching furnace, and also for vacuum melting. When used as a vacuum melting furnace, simply cover the cooling bath. |
Crucible Inner Diameter | Φ10 mm, Φ20 mm, Φ30 mm, Φ40 mm, Φ50 mm |
Maximum Heating Temperature | 2200℃ |
Heating Element | Tungsten |
High-Frequency Heating Power Supply
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Power Supply Type | High-frequency induction power supply |
Oscillation Frequency | 30–80 kHz |
Maximum Input Power | 35 kW |
Heating Current | 2–52 A |
Cooling Water Requirement | ≥0.2 MPa, ≥6 L/min |
Power Supply Weight | 35 kg |
Duty Cycle | 100% |
Input Voltage | Three-phase 380V, 50 or 60 Hz |
Heating Method | Induction heating |
Chamber Inner Diameter | 500 mm |
Chamber Internal View |
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Chamber Vacuum Degree (Molecular Pump Unit) | < 6×10⁻⁴ Pa |
Chamber Gas Filling Pressure | < 0.05 MPa |
Pressure Rise Rate | <4 Pa/hour |
Broken Thermocouple Protection & Indication | Yes |
Over-temperature Protection | Yes |
Over-current Protection | Yes |
Under-voltage Protection (Water Pressure) | Yes |
Temperature Control Mode | Intelligent PID |
Control Accuracy | ±1–5℃ (above 600℃) |
Temperature Measurement Method | Infrared pyrometer |
Electromagnetic Stirring (External Field) | During processing of metal alloys, in addition to conventional stirring (e.g., that produced by coils), an external electromagnetic field is applied to achieve stirring. The electromagnetic field interacts with the material, generating electromagnetic forces that drive charged particles, thereby stirring the entire melt. This stirring method allows more thorough mixing, resulting in more uniform alloy composition and improved quality/performance. |
Technical Solution |
A protective sleeve is placed over the induction coil. Inside the sleeve is a heating element, and inside the heating element is a crucible. The crucible is mounted on a directional solidification rod. The heating element is inductively heated and radiates heat to the crucible, melting the material inside. Activating the lower cylinder quickly lowers the crucible into the cooling bath for quenching. |
Vacuum Chamber Water-Cooled Crucible Compatibility | Yes |
Observation Window Size | Dia 90 mm |
Vacuum Pump Unit
Parameter | Specification |
Unit Input Voltage | 380V / 220V |
Bellows | KF40×1000 |
Vacuum Gate Valve | KF40 |
Fore Vacuum Pump BSV30
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Power | 0.75 kW |
Voltage | 380V |
Speed | 1450 rpm |
Inlet Port Diameter | KF25/KF40 |
Pumping Speed (fore pump) | 8 L/s |
Ultimate Pressure | 5×10⁻¹ Pa |
Compound Vacuum Gauge
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Model | ZDF |
Power Supply | 220V, 55W |
Control Accuracy | ±1% |
Measuring Range | 10⁻⁵ Pa ~ 10⁵ Pa |
Secondary Pump – Molecular Pump (Option 1) (can achieve chamber vacuum <6×10⁻⁴ Pa)
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Molecular Pump Model | FJ620 |
Input Voltage | 220V |
Inlet Flange | DN160 |
Pumping Speed (for air) | 600 L/s |
Ultimate Pressure (Molecular Pump) | 6×10⁻⁷ Pa |
Cooling Method | Water cooling |
Cooling Water Pressure | 0.1–0.2 MPa |
Cooling Water Temperature | <25℃ |
Ambient Temperature | 0–40℃ |
Recommended Starting Pressure | <10 Pa |
Secondary Pump – Diffusion Pump (Option 2) (can achieve chamber vacuum <5×10⁻³ Pa) | |
Voltage | 220V |
Power | 1000 W |
Ultimate Vacuum (no leakage) | 10⁻⁵ Pa |
Inlet Port | DN150 |
Outlet Port | DN40 |
Oil Charge | 0.3 L |
Pumping Speed (N₂) | 1000 L/s |
Chiller (Optional) – HZ-06A

Parameter | Specification |
Power Supply | 3PH-380V/50Hz |
Maximum Head | 40 m |
Maximum Flow | 16 L/min |
Tank Capacity | 60 L |
Cooling Capacity | 103 Kcal/h |
Water Inlet/Outlet Port | Rp 1/2" |
Machine Dimensions | 1150 × 520 × 1145 mm (L×W×H) |







