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Vacuum Annealing Furnace

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A Vacuum Annealing Furnace is a type of heat treatment furnace that performs annealing (softening and stress-relieving) of metal parts under vacuum conditions - typically between 10-3 and 10-6 Torr.
How It Works:
  • Parts are loaded into a heat-resistant chamber.
  • The chamber is evacuated to remove air and moisture.
  • Heat is applied via radiant heaters (often graphite or molybdenum).
  • The material is held at temperature for a set time.
  • The furnace may cool under vacuum, inert gas, or forced convection.
  • The result: soft, clean, stress-free metal parts.


Advantages
  • Oxide-free surfaces - no need for post-cleaning
  • High purity treatment, even for reactive alloys
  • Controlled microstructure for dimensional stability
  • Excellent for complex shapes and thin sections
  • Avoids contamination from air, scale, or furnace walls
Ideal For
  • Aerospace-grade alloys
  • Vacuum-grade or UHV components
  • Surgical instruments & high-precision tools
  • Heat treatment of hydrogen-sensitive or oxidation-prone metals
  • Bright annealing of coils, wires, tubes