Bogie Hearth Furnace for Large-Load Heat Treatment
Bogie hearth furnaces are designed to operate up to 1200°C, heated by natural or LP gas, oil combustion systems or electricity. They are most suitable for heat treatment of large loads in air, for example annealing, stress-relieving and normalising.
Key points
- Operating temperature up to 1200°C.
- Heating by natural or LP gas, oil combustion systems, or electricity.
- Vertical lift door and bogie sealed by pneumatically operated soft seal clamps, with no ingress of cold air.
- Integrated control system with programmable temperature control and over-heating protection.
Features
- Large access door for easy material loading and unloading
- Can be operated with multiple bogies to increase load rate and efficiency
- Constructed from high-strength refractory and capable of withstanding harsh conditions
- Built-in heat-resistant steel pedestals support work baskets
- Vertical lift door and bogie sealed by pneumatically operated soft seal clamps, with no ingress of cold air
- Integrated control system with programmable temperature control and over-heating protection
- Temperature recorders with thermocouple connectors are provided for recording purposes
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum operating temperature of a bogie hearth furnace?
It is designed to operate up to 1200°C.
How are bogie hearth furnaces heated?
They are heated by natural or LP gas, oil combustion systems or electricity.
What processes suit a bogie hearth furnace?
It is most suitable for heat treatment of large loads in air, for example annealing, stress-relieving and normalising.
