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Box Furnace for Auto Safety Products



Lucifer Furnaces has designed a furnace to meet the heavy loads of a supplier of automotive safety equipment. Model DL7-R24, featuring a chamber size of 24" H x 24" W x 24" L, was customized to support a 1,000-lb. load of molds for heat treating at 750 °F.

Starting with a reinforced angle iron steel frame with heavy gauge sheet steel facing welded to form a rigid unit, the furnace is lined with 6-1/2" insulating firebrick and mineral wool block on side walls and below hearth. Ceramic fiber pyro block modules line the roof. Coiled wire heating elements in easy-to-replace holders are located on both side walls as stacked arrays. A special 1-1/2" thick hearth plate was designed to sit atop heavy-duty piers to support the load, protect the floor insulation and provide a flat working surface.

Safety features onboard include an auto-disengage feature to shut off power to heating elements when door is opened to eliminate electric shock hazard. Controls include Honeywell DC2500 microprocessor based digital time-proportioning temperature controller programmed with a single set point heat ramp. The furnace, part of Lucifer's Series 7000 general purpose box furnaces, will be used for annealing steel and stress steel relief of die cast tool.

For more information contact:

Lucifer Furnaces, Inc.

2048 Bunnell Road

Warrington, PA 18976

800-378-0095

info@luciferfurnaces.com

www.luciferfurnaces.com

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