Vacuum Carburizing Furnace

Vacuum Carburizing Furnace

Vacuum Carburizing Furnace is widely used for carburizing varieties of materials, so as to enhance the surface hardness and wear resistance of materials, its main functions include: Surface Hardening, Improving Fatigue Resistance, Enhancing Corrosion Resistance, Reducing Distortion, Improving Mechanical Properties, Reducing Decarburization. 

Shintek can provide:

- Furnace parts or semi-finished materials (Single part is available for sale.)

- Total Vacuum Furnace solution as a Turn-key project.

- Furnace repairing service

Need semi-finished raw material for making furnace?

or Need furnace parts?

or Need a total solution of Vacuum Carburizing Furnace?

Note: The customization of Vacuum Carburizing Furnace for your specific project is available.

1. What kind of heat-treatment do you want to do?

2. What kind of material you will treat?

3. What is your expected working process?

4. How about the working condition?

Please feel free to contact us. Let us know more about your requirements and working condition. You will get a professional proposal after then.

Tips: The Vacuum Carburizing furnace is typically used in conjunction with Vacuum quenching furnace.

This process generally involves several steps:

- Carburizing: In the Vacuum Carburizing Furnace, materials are heated to high temperatures and carburized over a period of time in a carbon atmosphere. Carbon atoms diffuse into the material surface, forming a hardened layer with high carbon content.

- Cooling and intermediate processing: After carburizing, materials may undergo slow cooling or specific intermediate treatments to ensure uniformity of the carburized layer and overall material performance.

- Quenching: Following carburizing, materials are typically immediately transferred to a vacuum quenching furnace for rapid cooling. Quenching increases material hardness and strength. Vacuum gas quenching or oil quenching furnaces may be used, depending on material requirements and application scenarios.

- Tempering: Materials may undergo tempering after quenching to relieve residual stresses, adjust hardness and toughness, and achieve desired mechanical properties.

This comprehensive heat treatment process combines the advantages of carburizing and quenching, significantly enhancing material surface hardness, wear resistance, and fatigue strength, while maintaining core toughness and strength. Therefore, the Vacuum carburizing furnace and Vacuum quenching furnaces are often used together in the manufacturing of high-strength, high-wear parts such as gears, bearings, camshafts, and other critical mechanical components.

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