Before procurement personnel finalize the furnace model, they often must first answer a specific question: can the workshop's existing power supply capacity and installation location accommodate this equipment and allow it to operate stably? The selection discussion for the RXG-90-10 industrial electric heating furnace begins with verifying these two site conditions.
This model's furnace body is designed for three-phase 380V power supply. Before ordering, it is necessary to compare this one by one with the actual workshop voltage and number of phases to avoid wiring difficulties upon arrival. The furnace body's external dimensions and the furnace door opening direction also need to be confirmed together with the installation location, reserving operating space for maintenance and for workpiece entry and exit. Providing a site floor sketch and power distribution cabinet capacity information during the contract review stage can reduce subsequent modifications.
The temperature inside the furnace is monitored in real time by thermocouples, and the PID controller adjusts input power based on feedback to achieve staged heating and holding. The applicable temperature range of the equipment depends on the heating elements and furnace lining configuration, with common operating conditions covering medium-temperature heat treatment and preheating processes. The heating rate and holding accuracy can be set in the controller according to the process curve, and operators can complete program recall and parameter modification after training.
This furnace model is suitable for workpiece preheating, stress relief treatment, material drying, and general heat treatment processes, and is commonly found in machining workshops and supporting production lines. For occasions with stable batch production and fixed process curves, commonly used programs can be stored in the controller to reduce manual operations for each setup. During procurement, the furnace chamber volume can be determined based on workpiece size, loading capacity, and shift arrangements to avoid excessive capacity causing wasted electricity.
Before placing an order, it is recommended to confirm three points: power supply voltage and number of phases, furnace body installation space and passage width, and process temperature and heating time requirements. Once the above information is clarified, the equipment configuration and site conditions can correspond well, and the installation and commissioning process will be smoother.
