Debinding Industrial Ceramic Furnace: Precision Pre-Firing for Advanced Ceramic Applications

What is the Debinding Industrial Ceramic Furnace?

The Debinding Industrial Ceramic Furnace (also known as a Pre-Fired Electric Push Plate Furnace) is a specialized thermal processing system designed for the debinding and pre-sintering of ceramic parts before the final sintering stage. It features an electric heating system, fully automatic push plate operation, and multi-zone PID temperature control, ensuring precise, stable, and repeatable heat treatment for delicate ceramic products.

 Key Specifications

• Chamber Length: 9–12 meters

• Operating Temperature: 800–1000℃ (Max 1100℃)

• Temperature Uniformity: ±5℃ in constant temperature zone

• Push Plate Size: 250×250 mm or 320×320 mm

• Heating Zones: 6–9 zones with 10–15 control points

• Control System: SCR + PID + PLC + Touch Screen

• Structure: Modular assembly for ease of maintenance and expansion

• Atmosphere Design: Multi-channel gas inlet/outlet for customized atmospheres

• Heating Element: High-temperature alloy wire or silicon carbon rods

• Propulsion: Fully automatic hydraulic external circulation system

Applications

This furnace is widely used for the debinding or pre-firing of electronic ceramic products, including:

• Piezoelectric ceramic buzzers

• Ceramic transducers (sensing or atomizing)

• Ceramic ignition components

• Sliding ceramics

• 95 alumina ceramics

• Other technical ceramics used in electronics and precision manufacturing

Its continuous operation mode makes it ideal for mass production environments, such as in electronics, automotive sensors, medical devices, and high-end industrial components.