For temperatures up to 450 °C. High-temperature furnaces Tempering furnace for car chassis stabilisers Previously cold-formed workpieces, e.g. stabilisers, are heated up in the tempering furnace at circulating air temperatures of up to 450°C and maintained at this temperature for an adjustable dwell time. This tempering increases toughness and dissipates residual stresses. Preheating furnace for frying pans and roasting tins Pan blanks are heated up to a temperature of approx. 390 °C and burnt free of all grease and oil residues. Enamelling furnace for frying pans and roasting tins The PTFE coating sprayed beforehand onto the frying pans is baked on at a temperature of approx. 450 °C. PTFE is used as a non-stick coating for frying pans and cooking pots on account of its low surface tension and good heat resistance. Chamber enamelling furnace for aluminium sheet metal forms Baking on of the single or multi-layer PTFE coatings at approx. 450 °C.
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Metallic heaters made from ML or tungsten are made for very high temperatures between 1000 °C (1 832°F) and 2 800 °C (5 072 °F). Plansee supplies heating elements for all types of high-temperature furnace in the form of ribbon, sheets, rods, twisted wire, wire bundles and wire mesh heaters. Plansee's materials belong to the group of refractory metals. Molybdenum and tungsten are the two materials that are most commonly used in high-temperature thermal processes. Thanks to their high melting points, they do not soften even at very high temperatures. Refractory metals have a lower coefficient of thermal expansion and better thermal conductivity than steel.
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