Centorr Vacuum Industries manufactures a diverse line of laboratory vacuum and controlled atmosphere furnace equipment.

Our laboratory vacuum furnaces, and R&D vacuum furnaces are suitable for most lab and research customer needs. Laboratories and research facilities use CVI vacuum furnaces for experimentation and development of new materials and processes amongst other uses. For example, researchers can study the effects of temperature and vacuum conditions on different metals and ceramics materials utilizing a laboratory vacuum furnace. Laboratory vacuum furnaces are specialized heating furnaces used for processing materials under controlled temperature and vacuum conditions. These furnaces create a low-pressure environment, by removing air and other gases from the chamber, allowing for specific heat treatments, material synthesis, and other processes. The furnaces can also be operated in partial or positive pressure of Ar, N₂, or Hydrogen gases.

Laboratory vacuum furnaces achieve exceptional temperature control, high vacuum environments and uniform heating.

These furnaces can achieve high temperatures, often exceeding 1000 degrees to 3000 degrees Celsius, depending on the model and design. Precise temperature control is a crucial feature for various applications, such as heat treatment, annealing, and material testing. The vacuum environment prevents oxidation and contamination of the materials being processed. It is particularly important for heat treatment processes, where maintaining a controlled atmosphere is critical. CVI’s laboratory vacuum furnaces are designed to provide uniform heating throughout the chamber to ensure consistent results across the processed materials.

A leader in vacuum furnace design and manufacturing, we start with a thorough understanding of your processes and laboratory furnacing requirements. We then help you select an available laboratory vacuum furnace system that best fits your lab and R&D requirements or, we customized a laboratory vacuum furnaces for your specific requirements.

Several laboratory vacuum furnace applications include: