Trent, Inc. Datasheets for Furnaces (industrial)
Industrial furnaces are built of several kinds of high temperature (refractory) materials to hold the process material and hold in the heat without breaking down during the several months that they usually run.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Maximum Temperature in Air Atmosphere: 2750°F / 1510°C In Reducing Atmosphere: 2500°F / 1371°C TRENT's Silicon Carbide Rod Element Furnace is heavy duty throughout. The insulation is one layer of... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1000°F / 538°C Used to melt aluminum and zinc. TRENT Aluminum and Zinc Melting Furnaces are specially designed for these hard-to-handle metals. The pots are fabricated from 1-1/4"... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1000°F / 538°C Used to melt lead and babbitt. TRENT Stationary Melting Pots - MB Series are fabricated from 1/2" thick steel or heavier using welded steel construction. | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1000°F / 538°C Used to melt lead and babbitt. TRENT Stationary Melting Pots - MT Series are fabricated from 1/2" thick steel or heavier using welded steel construction. | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1400°F / 760°C The TRENT Vertical Retort Furnace has the same design as the PF Series Pot Type furnace except that a high alloy gas retort is substituted... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1700°F / 927°C The TRENT Pot Furnaces are used in the metalworking industry for lead and case hardening, drawing, tempering, annealing, brazing, pre-heating and carbonizing. Vessels are available... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1700°F / 927°C The TRENT Trough Furnaces have the same basic design as the PF Series Pot Type furnaces. A one-piece manually operated cover is standard equipment and... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1850°F / 1010°C The TRENT Pit Type Furnace is used for heat treating ferrous and non-ferrous metals, firing ceramics, annealing glassware, processing chemicals, etc. it has maximum temperature... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1850°F / 1010°C Optional Elements to 2100°F / 1149°C The TRENT Bell Furnace uses direct radiant heat to deliver a uniform blanket of heat to the workload. These... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1850°F / 1010°C Optional Elements to 2150°F / 1177°C The TRENT H Series Box Furnaces are used for heat-treating ferrous and non-ferrous metals, firing ceramics, annealing glassware, processing... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 1900°F / 1083°C The TRENT HM Muffle design box furnace is a small atmosphere furnace used for tool hardening, low-temperature brazing, bright annealing, general metal heat-treating and other... | |
| Maximum Temperature: 2000°F / 1093°C The TRENT Vertical Retort Furnace has the same design as the PF Series Pot Type furnace except that a high alloy gas retort is substituted... | |
| PCT Series Maximum Temperature: 600°F / 316°C LRT Series Maximum Temperature: 800°F / 427°C TRENT Solder and Tinning Troughs answer the demand for heavy-duty equipment capable of precision control. These... | |
| The TRENT M2-DKR High Temperature Furnace heating elements are silicon carbide type resistors located beneath a ceramic hearth plate, which protects against scale and breakage. The door is vertical lift... | |
| The TRENT HL Bench Style Furnace has heating elements on all four sides of the furnace chamber and a hearth plate made of silicon carbide. The overlapping, plug-type door provides... | |
| Used for carbon determination in steel and other combustion analyses, this furnace has a refractory tube with a heating coil. The ends of the furnace are made of insulating brick... | |
| Used for heat treating small quantities of material, ash determination, melting of white metal and for thermocouple calibration. TRENT Pit or Crucible furnaces have heating elements wound on a spiral... |