Quartz Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating, Optional 60 or 80 mm Dia - SP-IHV

Quartz Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating, Optional 60 or 80 mm Dia - SP-IHV

60OD x250L mm Tube with Flange
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Quartz Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating, Optional 60 or 80 mm Dia - SP-IHV
  • Quartz Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating, Optional 60 or 80 mm Dia - SP-IHV
Quartz Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating, Optional 60 or 80 mm Dia - SP-IHV

Quartz Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating, Optional 60 or 80 mm Dia - SP-IHV

SKU: sp-ihv

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 Vacuum Melting Vessel for Induction Heating - SP-IHV This set of the melting vessel is directly used for our EQ-SP-15AB and EQ-SP-25A induction heaters in order to achieve melting oxidizable materials under vacuum status. It includes: One quartz tube - one end closed; O.D. size 60mm, 80mm, or 100mm dia. (please select the tube size in the option bar) One alumina (Al2O3) holder with lid for graphite crucible One vacuum flange assembly with one mechanic pressure gauge, one hose barb for inert gas/vacuum release, and one KF25 vacuum pump connector Max. working temperature 1750°C (with thermal insulation inseat) Graphite Crucible (not included) 1.5"OD x 1.25"ID x 3.75"DP for 60mm dia. tube 2.285"OD x 1.415"ID x 3.05"H for 80mm dia. tube Application Notes: Attention : A pressure regulator must be installed on your input gas tank (click picture below to review) and have the output gas pressure set below 3 PSI at all times after opening the gas tank with the gas maintained in a continuous flowing condition. Gas build up with pressure levels exceeding over 3 PSI may cause irreversible damage to the furnace chamber. Never heat the furnace while the gas release valve is closed and a positive pressure condition exists within the furnace chamber. The pressure gauge must be used to closely monitor the chamber condition at all times during the heating process; please open the gas release valve immediately once the chamber pressure has reached over 3 PSI to prevent unforseeable damages. Click here to learn more about the installation of a gas regulator . The flow rate for gases should be limited to < 200 SCCM ( or 200ml/min ) click to enlarge