Modern vacuum heat treatment furnaces are designed to provide precise atmosphere control, uniform heating, and stable thermal processing performance for advanced metal components.
The reduction and high-temperature sintering of cemented carbide, refractory metal, metallized ceramics and powder metallurgy injection molded (MIM) products usually requires not only a regular vacuum sintering furnace, but also a hydrogen system for the relevant processes.
Correct long-term storage procedures help prevent moisture absorption, contamination accumulation, corrosion, and component degradation, ensuring that the furnace can return to normal operation smoothly after the shutdown period.