Can customized laboratory rotary furnaces be used for ashing experiments?Customized laboratory rotary furnaces can be used for ashing experiments, and their principles and structural characteristics are highly compatible with the needs of ashing experiments. Moreover, customized design can further optimize experimental results.
What are the characteristics of customized laboratory rotary furnaces?The customized laboratory rotary furnace has the characteristics of high flexibility, precise control, multifunctional adaptability, safety and reliability, high efficiency and energy saving, as well as good scalability and compatibility. The following is a detailed summary of these characteristics:
Can the capacity of the laboratory rotary furnace be customized?The capacity of the laboratory rotary furnace can be customized. The capacity customization of laboratory rotary furnaces is usually reflected in the following aspects. Let’s take a look below!
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Daily maintenance of vacuum tube CVD electric furnaceAs a key equipment for the preparation of nanomaterials, the daily maintenance of the vacuum tube CVD electric furnace directly affects the performance, service life, and reliability of experimental results. The following elaborates on the daily maintenance points of vacuum tube CVD electric furnaces from five aspects: cleaning and maintenance, vacuum system maintenance, electrical system inspection, safety protection, operation records, and spare parts management:
Can a vacuum tube CVD electric furnace be used to prepare graphene?The vacuum tube CVD electric furnace can be used to prepare graphene and is currently one of the mainstream technologies for large-scale production of high-quality graphene. The core principle is to use chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method to introduce carbon containing gaseous substances (such as methane) into the furnace with hydrogen gas as the reducing gas under high temperature and high vacuum environment, so that carbon atoms can deposit and grow into graphene thin films on the surface of metal substrates (such as copper and nickel). The following analysis will be conducted from four aspects: technical principles, equipment advantages, application scenarios, and limitations: