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Subject:
Muffle Furnace
Category: Science > Instruments and Methods Asked by: mysouthstar-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
24 Jan 2005 10:54 PST
Expires: 23 Feb 2005 10:54 PST Question ID: 462526 |
I just got a Thermolyne 1300 used furnace and wish to know what I can use it for. I looked it up on Google and it says it is a muffle furnace. What is a muffle furnace and how is it used? I make jewelry, do enameling, fuse dichroic glass. How can I use it for my hobbies? |
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Re: Muffle Furnace
From: shockandawe-ga on 24 Jan 2005 12:47 PST |
From my days as a chemist, the only thing we used these for was heating samples so as to be absolutely sure there wasn't any water absorbed in the sample or crucible when we weighed them. But then, I wasn't a very good chemist, so there's probably more uses than that. |
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Re: Muffle Furnace
From: hfshaw-ga on 24 Jan 2005 13:09 PST |
I don;t think the model 1300 is made anymore, but you can see the specs for a similar, more recent model at: http://www.barnsteadthermolyne.com/search_modelnbr.cfm Your furnace should have a maximum temperature of about 1100 degrees C. If your materials melt at lower temperatures than this, it will be useful for your hobbies. |
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Re: Muffle Furnace
From: hfshaw-ga on 24 Jan 2005 13:12 PST |
The link in my previous coment doesn't work. Here's a better one that links to the actual operating manual for your furnace: http://www.barnsteadthermolyne.com/instructions/LT1256X1%20F1300%201400.pdf |
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Re: Muffle Furnace
From: gccherie-ga on 18 Mar 2005 10:48 PST |
I am in the market for a thermal furnace and I am looking for a used one. I have been told that a thermolyn 1400 would be good for my application. Any suggestions on where to look for this item. Perfer to stay in the US |
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Re: Muffle Furnace
From: mysouthstar-ga on 20 Mar 2005 08:13 PST |
My original question was to try and determine what a muffle furnace is used for. Since you want one gccherie-ga, please tell me what they are used for. Thanks, mysouthstar-ga - |
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Re: Muffle Furnace
From: dharmendar-ga on 23 Nov 2005 22:54 PST |
A muffle furnace is a (usually) front-loading box-type oven or kiln for high-temperature applications (up to 1200°C) such as fusing glass, creating enamel coatings, etc. Here is the description of a Muffle Furnace Light weight with ceramic fibre wool insulation (instead of Brick insulation). The outer casing is made of double walled thick P.C.R.C. sheet, reattached with thick perforated sheet on the bottom portion, painted with attractive stove enamel. The distinct feature or perforated sheet is that, it prevents the temperature control unit from very high heat. Heating elements are made of KANTHAL "A-1" wire in coil form wound on the muffle, embedded in high grade refractory cement and backed by high temperature cerwool insulation, which avoids loss of energy, this arrangement also assures the most uniform distribution of heat. The weight & size of Furnace is of one quarter and 30% respectively as compare to Brick Furnace. A viewing cap is also provided on the door. Temperature control unit consists of Energy regulator fitted in front of furnace with two pilot lamps. The apparatus is complete with one pyrometer, thermocouple, silver thermal fuse, main lead with power plug to work on 220/230 volts A.C. The energy regulator dial is arbitrarily marked 0-100 position. This marking does not indicate temperature. It indicates control level i.e. at Position '100' maximum electric is allowed to flow to Furnace. At Position 'O' minimum electric is allowed to flow to Furnace. |
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