Muffle furnace is a type of laboratory furnace that is used to heat materials to high temperatures in a controlled environment. The furnace is typically made of a refractory material, such as mullite or zirconia, which can withstand high temperatures without melting. The heating element is usually made of molybdenum disilicide, which is a high-temperature metal that can withstand temperatures up to 1800°C.
The name “muffle” comes from the fact that the sample to be heated is placed in a muffle, which is a chamber that is isolated from the heating element. This prevents the sample from being contaminated by the products of combustion.
1200°C Muffle Furnace (Box Type Resistance Furnace) Mainly Provides High Temperature Heat Treatment Environment for Industrial Colleges, Research Institutes, Factories and Other Industrial Laboratories, And Is Applied to New Materials Such As Metal Materials, Ceramic Materials, Nano Materials, And Semiconductor Materials.
