Compared to standard front-loading box furnaces, elevator-type laboratory furnaces offer improved sample handling, better temperature uniformity, and enhanced atmosphere sealing. Their bottom-loading design makes them especially suitable for high-temperature sintering of fragile ceramics, heavy crucibles, or samples requiring vacuum or inert gas protection.
The furnace body is processed using a CNC machine tool. a U-shaped 1800 silicon molybdenum rod is used. The silicon molybdenum rod is a resistive heating element made from molybdenum disilicide as the base material, with a maximum surface temperature of 1860°C.