Purpose of the Bell-Type Vacuum Furnace SGV-730/0.6-I2
The equipment is designed for vacuum heat treatment (annealing) in a protective atmosphere (or under vacuum) of coils (bundles) of non-ferrous metal strip (e.g., copper, brass, aluminum).
Technological processes for which the furnace is used:
Bright annealing — heating metal without air access to relieve stresses, soften, or recrystallize without scale formation.
Processing is carried out in a rarefied atmosphere (residual pressure 200–300 mm Hg), which prevents contact with oxygen and ensures a bright surface without scale.
Vacuum heat treatment* — removal of gases and contaminants from the strip surface.
Drying or degassing of coils before further processing.
*Residual pressure in the working chamber — no more than 200 mm Hg (operating range 200–300 mm Hg depending on seal condition and water temperature).
Why in coil form
Space saving and productivity.
Prevention of sticking.
Uniform heating and cooling.
Geometry preservation.
Typical process:
Rolling → coiling into a bundle.
The bundle is placed on a bogie with a muffle.
The bogie is rolled under the bell, thermocouple and vacuum system are connected.
Vacuum annealing is performed.
Upon cycle completion, the bell is lifted, the bogie is rolled out.
The bundle cools on the bogie (thermocouple remains in the muffle to monitor cooling temperature).
The next bogie with a workpiece moves into the vacated position.
*The description is given as an example and may differ from your practice.
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