Category: Second Hand Furnaces

SCAME Forni Industriali Spa – Inox Ti Line 10-3-500-AI-TI

Continuous conveyor belt furnace with metal muffle for containment of nitrogen and hydrogen controlled atmosphere generated from external deposits for the annealing of silver and golden tubes.

Refurbished second hand furnace with upper and lower heating complete with automation and winscame software, including replacement muffle.

Technical data:

• Maximum working temperature: 1.100°C
• Maximum furnace temperature: 1.120°C
• Heating zone length: 5000 mm
• Conveyor belt width: 100 mm
• Usable height: 30 mm
• Electric supply: 3 x 400 V 50 Hz
• Installed power: 56 kW
• Average consumption: 32 Kw
• Purging and safety nitrogen consumption in case of lack of electric energy or 10 minutes at start up and stop or in case of lack of hydrogen: 2,0 ÷ 2,5 Nm³/h
• Nitrogen working consumption: 0,0 ÷ 0,5 Nm³/h e 1,5 ÷ 2,5 Nm³/h on the barriers
• Hydrogen working consumption: 2,5 ÷ 3,5 Nm³/h
• Type of the components to treat: silver and golden tubes
• Dimensions of the components: various
• Hourly production in relation to weight / volume of the components: variable
• Conveyor belt speed: up to  500 mm/min
• Load on conveyor belt: up to  5,0 Kg/linear meter

SCAME Forni Industriali Spa – Inox Line 50-20-300-AI

Continuous conveyor belt furnace with metal muffle for containment of nitrogen and hydrogen controlled atmosphere generated from external deposits for stainless steel solution annealing and brazing of stainless steel parts comes complete with:

• Computerized system with winscame program
• UPS configuration
• Automatic elongation group for conveyor belt with compressed air and alarm signal for belt cutting

Technical data:

• Maximum working temperature: 1.100°C
• Maximum furnace temperature: 1.120°C
• Heating zone length: 2600 mm
• Conveyor belt width: 500 mm
• Usable height: 200 mm
• Adjustment zones: 3+3 SCR
• Electric supply: 3 x 400 V 50 Hz
• Installed power: 80 kW
• Average consumption: 65 Kw
• Nitrogen pression: 7 bar
• Purging nitrogen consumption for 10 minutes at start up and stop: 25 ÷ 30 Nm³/h
• Safety nitrogen consumption in case of lack of electric energy : 25 ÷ 30 Nm³/h
• Nitrogen working consumption on the barriers: 0,0 ÷ 10,0 Nm³/h
• Hydrogen pressure: 7 bar
• Hydrogen working consumption: 25 ÷ 35 Nm³/h
• Water pressure: 2 bar minimum
• Water working consumption: up to 3,0 m³/h a 20°C
• Hourly production: 150 kg/h nominal
• Conveyor belt speed: up to 1000 mm/min
• Load on conveyor belt: up to 25 Kg/linear meter

SCAME Forni Industriali Spa – Inox Line 70-20-500-AI

• Maximum working temperature: 1.100°C
• Maximum furnace temperature: 1.120°C
• Total length: 27218 mm
• Heating zone length: 5000 mm
• Conveyor belt width: 700 mm
• Usable height: 200 mm
• Adjustment zones: 4+4 SCR
• Electric supply: 3 x 400 V 50 Hz
• Installed power: 265 kW
• Average consumption: 186 Kw
• Safety and purging nitrogen consumption: 40÷50 Nm³/h in case of lack of electric energy or 10 minutes at start up and stop or in case of lack of hydrogen
• Nitrogen working consumption: 8÷12 Nm³/h and 18 Nm³/h on the barriers
• Hydrogen working consumption: 21 ÷ 50 Nm³/h
• Working water consumption: 2,6 ÷ 3,5 m³/h at 20°C inlet
• Hourly production: 300 kg/h nominal
• Conveyor belt speed: up to 600 mm/min
• Heat treatment: brazing and solution annealing

SCAME Forni Industriali Spa – Brazing Line 50 – 15 – 260

• Maximum working temperature: 1150 °C
• Total length: 16,6 m
• Usable heating zone: 2600 mm
• Conveyor belt width: 500 mm
• Usable height: 150 mm
• Hourly production: 200 kg/h nominal
• Installed power: 65 kW
• Methane consumption: 8,5 Nm³/h and up to 25 Nm³/h on the barriers

SCAME Forni Industriali Spa – Inox Line 50 – 20 – 260 – AI Refurbished in 2020

• Maximum working temperature: 1100 °C
• Total length: 19,5 m
• Usable heating zone: 2600 mm
• Conveyor belt width: 500 mm
• Usable height: 200 mm
• Hourly production: 100 kg/h nominal
• Installed power: 74 kW
• Hydrogen consumption: 25÷30 Nm³/h
• Nitrogen consumption: 25÷30 Nm³/h and up to 5 Nm³/h on the barriers