Reliable high-temperature sintering solutions for metals, ceramics, and advanced industrial materials.
Our Vacuum Sintering Furnace is designed for high-temperature sintering of advanced materials under a clean, oxygen-free vacuum environment. It is widely used for powder metallurgy components, MIM parts, photoelectric materials, cemented carbide, magnetic alloys, advanced ceramics, rare metals, refractory metals, and various powder-based materials.
In addition to sintering, the system also supports partial dewaxing / debinding functions, making it suitable for complex powder-forming and MIM production processes.
The furnace adopts an intelligent PLC-based control system with multiple preset process curves, allowing fully automatic completion of the sintering cycle. The complete alarm and interlock system ensures safe and stable operation during high-temperature production. Similar industrial sintering systems commonly use PLC automation and fault alarms for repeatable batch processing.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Maximum Temperature | 2200°C |
| Temperature Uniformity | ±5°C |
| Temperature Control Accuracy | ±1°C |
| Heating Elements | Molybdenum / Graphite |
| Ultimate Vacuum | 4 × 10⁻³ Pa |
| Pressure Rise Rate | 0.5 Pa/h |
| Control System | PLC + Touch Screen |
| Process Functions | Sintering + Partial Dewaxing |
| Structure | Horizontal / Vertical / Custom |
For sintering of:
metal powder structural parts / stainless steel powder components / iron-based alloy parts / wear-resistant components
Suitable for Metal Injection Molding parts, including:
precision gears / medical components / electronic hardware / automotive small parts
Used for:
cemented carbide tools / cutting inserts / wear-resistant nozzles / carbide molds
Vacuum sintering is a standard process for hard alloy manufacturing.
Applicable for:
zirconia / alumina / silicon carbide / silicon nitride / transparent ceramics
Suitable for:
tungsten / molybdenum / tantalum / rare earth alloy materials
These materials typically require ultra-high temperature vacuum processing.
With a maximum temperature of 2200°C, the furnace is suitable for processing high-density and refractory materials that require elevated sintering temperatures, such as tungsten, molybdenum alloys, carbides, and technical ceramics. Similar industrial furnaces are commonly specified in this temperature range.
The low-temperature and high-temperature stages use different control elements and control strategies, with automatic switching during the process cycle.
This design provides:
This is especially important for MIM parts and ceramic sintering processes that require precise heating ramps.
The system supports multiple preset process recipes, enabling fully automatic sintering cycles.
Typical programmable steps include:
This significantly improves batch consistency and production efficiency.
The furnace includes a full protection system, such as:
All furnace systems can be customized according to process requirements.
Optional configurations include:
In addition to standard models, all furnaces can be customized based on:
This makes the system suitable for both laboratory use and industrial mass production.
Industrial & lab vacuum sintering furnace
Powder metallurgy and MIM components
Ultra-high temperature sintering
Ceramics, hard alloys, and refractory metals
Dewaxing and atmosphere-assisted sintering
3D printing sintering furnace
Metal powder densification
Debinding and final sintering
Titanium and stainless steel parts
High precision thermal control
