Nabertherm High Heat Kiln System Furnace
Excellent Condition - Low Hours
Equipment Description
- Nabertherm
- Model Number: H-1000
- 2 Units Kiln System with Integrated Hearth Shuttle for Loading Headroom
- System originally purchased in 2016
- Run from 2016-2017
- Low Hours - Estimated of only 500 hrs.
- Original Purchase Cost $500,000+
Advanced Features
- Work TC patch panels for both kilns (4xeach)
- Full wave Thyristor control
- Switch gear cooling
Specifications
- Inner Dimensions: 1600 x 800 x 800 mm (63" x 31.5" x 31.5")
- Used Space: 1400 x 680 x 680 mm (55" x 26.8" x 26.8")
- Temperature: 1280C
- Temperature Uniformity: Delta T 20K according to DIN 17052 inside the empty useful space >1000C
- Volume: 1000 Liters
- Outer Dimensions: 2200 x 1950 x 2900 mm
- Weight: 2800 kg
- Power Rating: 90kW and 81kW
- Power Supply: 480 V - 60HZ - 3 Phase
General Description
- 5 Sides Heating
- Heating elements mounted on support tubes for free radiation
- Bottom heating covered by SiC plates
- Easy access from 3 sides
- Hood lifts by free spindle drive, vibration free opening
- Soft acceleration and deceleration of the hoods
- Working height of 800 mm
- High quality pt-RhPt thermocouple for exact temperature measurements
- Multi-layered insulation for low power consumption and cool outer surface
- Hood Safety Switch
- Windows 7 PC, 19" Flat Screen
Control, Switch gear and Patch Panels
- The furnace is controlled by a PLC RX3i (GE) and Ethernet interface for all control functions
- PLC is programmed via software Proficy Machine Edition
- Temperature control is carried out by control module KS Vario
- PROFIBUS-DP Network use for connecting of frequency transformers
- Software iFIX HMI is used for visualization and data processing
Installation and service available
More information can be found at the manufacturer's website link below
https://nabertherm.com/en/products/industrie/faseroptikglas/radiation-heating/top-hat-furnaces-or-bottom-loading-furnaces
Location: Ohio
Price: $75,000
Nabertherm Kiln Furnace H-1000

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