18-Flask Jewelry Lost Wax Burnout Oven/Kiln Furnace for 4x9-Inch Flasks, 9kW 380V
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Equipment Supply Voltage380V
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Jewelry Tools & Equipments TypeBurnout furnace
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Power9KWVoltage380V
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Inner Size46x45x55cmOuter Size75.5x67x81cm
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Max. Temp1100CWeightabout 190kg
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ColorsilverConditionbrand new
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CapacityAvailable for 18 pieces flasks(4*9").Featurehigh quality
This jewelry lost wax burnout furnace is offered in brand-new condition with a silver-colored appearance. The oven/kiln has a capacity of 18 flasks in the 4 x 9-inch size. Power is 9kW with a 380V supply, with the actual loading and operating configuration to confirm for the jewelry process.
Flask loading and inner chamber
The inner size is 46 x 45 x 55 cm. Check the actual flask dimensions, loading arrangement and working clearances against that chamber when planning an 18-flask load. Confirm the supplied contents separately from the furnace's flask capacity, so the equipment order identifies what will actually be included.
Outer size and electrical configuration
The outer-size selection is 75.5 x 67 x 81 cm (29.72 x 26.38 x 31.89 in). Consider this equipment envelope when defining the installation position. Agree the 380V supply and installation requirements for the 9kW furnace, with the supplied operating and electrical information available for review.
Maximum temperature and burnout acceptance
The maximum temperature is 1100°C. Establish the burnout cycle required by the selected flasks and casting materials rather than treating that maximum rating as a cycle setpoint. Confirm the operating controls and process instructions for the equipment, then approve the intended load and cycle acceptance. Keep the flask layout, electrical configuration and process requirements together when selecting the burnout oven for the jewelry workflow.
