About Hydrogen De Embrittlement Oven
Hydrogen De Embrittlement Oven
Hydrogen De Embrittlement Oven is apt to be used with the high strength metal parts and ensures the removal of the Hydrogen filled during the plating and cleaning process. It is a space saving oven that works as a comprehensive heating and cooling cell. It has many exclusive features and is featured with a fully automated square loop as well as an indexing conveyor system. Hydrogen De Embrittlement Oven is offered with a two position preheat section and a three position soak zone. It has vertical lift doors that can prevent heat loss, very well.
Product details
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Motor Power
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1.5 KW
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Work Size Dimensions
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(1600W X 1700H X 3200D) M
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Type
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Roller Conveyor Oven
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Air-Flow Direction
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Vertical Down Airflow
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Usage/Application
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Electroplating Industry
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Power Source
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Electric
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Material
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Mild Steel
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Automation Grade
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Automatic
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Capacity
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100 kg
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Purpose-Built for ElectroplatingHydrogen De Embrittlement Ovens are essential in the electroplating industry, where they remove hydrogen from plated components. This process significantly enhances the durability and performance of metal parts, preventing failures caused by hydrogen embrittlement. Precision control and robust construction make this oven ideal for high-demand manufacturing environments.
Robust Mild Steel ConstructionManufactured from high-quality mild steel, our oven boasts excellent structural integrity and resistance to corrosion. These attributes, combined with advanced manufacturing standards, ensure a long service life even in intensive industrial operations.
FAQ's of Hydrogen De Embrittlement Oven:
Q: How does the Hydrogen De Embrittlement Oven operate?
A: The oven uses precisely controlled electric heating to bake electroplated components, causing any absorbed hydrogen to diffuse out of the metal. This prevents embrittlement and maintains the component's structural strength.
Q: What are the advantages of using mild steel in the oven's construction?
A: Mild steel is chosen for its high durability, excellent resistance to wear, and cost-effectiveness. It is particularly suitable for heavy-duty use in the demanding environment of electroplating industries.
Q: When should hydrogen de-embrittlement be performed on electroplated parts?
A: This process should be performed immediately after electroplating, especially on high-strength steel components, to prevent the onset of embrittlement before any further stress is applied to the part.
Q: Where is this oven commonly installed?
A: These ovens are typically installed in the post-plating section of electroplating plants, following cleaning and plating lines, to ensure timely and effective hydrogen removal.
Q: What is the typical process within the hydrogen de-embrittlement oven?
A: Parts are placed inside the oven and subjected to elevated temperatures for a specified duration, allowing hydrogen atoms to escape from the metal lattice without altering the overall properties of the part.
Q: How is this oven beneficial for exporters and suppliers?
A: By using this oven, exporters and suppliers ensure that their metal products comply with stringent international quality standards, reducing the risk of part failures and enhancing customer satisfaction worldwide.
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