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High Temperature Furnaces May 16th, 2017 |
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M-Series Box Furnaces
M-Series Box Furnaces have seen use in both laboratory and production environments due to their high operating temperatures.
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H-Series Tube Furnaces
Our H-Series Box Furnaces are quickly becoming the standard for research/production applications due ti their high performance and reliability.
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Split Tube Furnace
MHI Vertical Split Tube Furnaces are the most versatile laboratory testing furnaces and offer the best value for
mechanical testing. |
Z-Series Furnaces
MHI's Z-Series Box Furnaces are the smallest box furnaces we manufacture, with internal dimensions of 6"H x 5"W x 6"D and excellent uniformity. |
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Thermoplate™ Laboratory Hot Plate
MHI Thermoplates™ are an industrial grade, high power, high temperature hot plate capable of reaching temperatures of 1250°C within 4 seconds after initially reaching full power. Ideal for use as a laboratory hot plate. Thermoplates™ feature a stainless steel construction and electronic controls. Thermoplates™ are offered with quartz or ceramic tops, both exhibiting excellent uniformity.
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MHI FURNACES ADVANTAGES
MHI is a leader in high temperature hybrid designs for batch and continuous loads. Contact MHI for simple design criteria for continuous loads from textile, packaging ...
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DID YOU KNOW?Although it is not clear who invented the first radiant furnace for industrial use, it appears that the first use was around circa 1850. A good furnace today is considered one that produces no emissions when the heat is generated, offers controlled heat-up features, and provides good fiberfree™ insulation for energy efficiency and safety. Did you know that any surface at a temperature of 1500C emits radiation of almost 560kW/m2 – a very high amount compared to an average gas flame averaged over its emissive area? Read More...? |
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