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Glass Crystallization Test Furnace

Published: 8/12/2016

The GXT Glass Crystallization Test Furnace evaluates the crystallization tendency of glass and other non-metallic materials using a controlled temperature gradient. It supports laboratory and industrial R&D to define melting, forming, and heat-treatment regimes that minimize devitrification.

Product Description

The GXT Glass Crystallization Test Furnace applies the gradient-furnace method to determine the crystallization behavior of glass, including the effective temperature range and degree of crystallization. By exposing samples to a defined gradient from the low-temperature end and observing structural changes, users can assess devitrification risks and optimize processing conditions.

Designed for factories, universities, and research institutes, the system provides a long alumina tube hot zone and adjustable heating rates to replicate practical thermal histories. Results guide the formulation, forming, and thermal processing of glass and similar non-metallic materials to achieve transparent, defect-free products.

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
MethodGradient furnace method for crystallization performance
Temperature Gradient1000–1600 ℃
Maximum Temperature Limit1650 ℃
Common Set Temperatures (Options)1000 ℃, 1300 ℃, 1400 ℃, 1600 ℃
Heating Rate0–15 ℃/min (manual setting)
Furnace Tube Inner/Outer DiameterΦ50/Φ60 mm
Heated Zone Length400 mm
Tube Length1000 mm
Tube Material99.99% alumina (corundum), temperature endurance up to 1700 ℃
Insulation Thickness (Cylindrical Wall)≥100 mm
Insulation Thickness (End Face)≥100 mm
Insulation MaterialMullite fiber, temperature endurance up to 1600 ℃
Furnace Power6 kW / 8 kW
Feeding MethodManual, from low-temperature end
Observation PortΦ60 mm

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