Heating Cabinets Electrically Heated
They are heated with a separate heating unit that is generally located behind the heating cabinet.
Function and equipment
Heating cabinets are ideal for processes in the low temperature range up to max. 150 °C, such as for drying, preheating molds and tools or tempering and curing plastics. They have a compact design and are especially suitable for large charges. They are heated with a separate heating unit that is generally located behind the heating cabinet.
- Tmax 150 °C
- Separate, electric heating unit, consisting of heater register, air circulation system, fresh air inlet and exhaust air outlet
- Powerful, turbulent air flow inside the oven
- Atmosphere exchange via open fresh air inlet and exhaust air outlet
- Temperature uniformity according to DIN 17052-1 up to +/− 6 °C
- Wall structure with 50 mm insulation for a surface temperature Tamb.+ 25 °C, slightly higher near the door. The oven thus complies with ISO 13732-1.
- Floor-level charging without floor insulation
- Over-temperature limiter with adjustable cutout temperature as temperature limiter to protect the furnace and load
- Interior with galvanized steel plate
- Exclusive use of insulation materials without categorization according to EC Regulation No 1272/2008 (CLP). This explicitly means that alumino silicate wool, also known as “refractory ceramic fiber” (RCF), which is classified and possibly carcinogenic, is not used.
- Defined application within the constraints of the operating instructions
- Controller with touch operation B500 (5 programs with 4 segments each)
- NTLog Basic for Nabertherm controller: recording of process data with USB-flash drive
- Freeware NTEdit for convenient program input via ExcelTM for WindowsTM on the PC
- Freeware NTGraph for evaluation and documention of firings using ExcelTM for WindowsTM on the PC
- MyNabertherm App for online monitoring of the firing on mobile devices for free download
Further products
Catalog
A complete overview of our extensive range of bogie hearth furnaces, hood furnaces, glass melting furnaces and other models for your glass processing can be found in our catalog “Fiber Optics/Glass”.
