Processing temperature above 1600℃! The binder is incinerated in the afterburner of the chimney.
We would like to introduce a case study of the "Ceramic Firing Furnace" manufactured by Narita Manufacturing Co., Ltd. The heat source is gas, and the processing temperature is over 1600°C. The process includes degreasing to firing, with the binder being incinerated in the afterburner of the chimney. Our company specializes in the design and manufacturing of custom products tailored to customer needs, including industrial gas burners, various heat treatment furnaces, drying ovens, and associated processing equipment, as well as material handling devices and various labor-saving devices. 【Case Overview】 ■ Heat Source: Gas ■ Processing Temperature: Over 1600°C ■ Application: Ceramic Firing ■ Features: Supports everything from degreasing to firing *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Narita Manufacturing Co., Ltd. belongs to the Narita Group and has been engaged in the design and manufacturing of firing furnaces for the production of lighting tubes and various processing equipment associated with them in recent years. In addition to these manufacturing facilities, we have started to venture into new fields. Fortunately, our experience in manufacturing CCFL production equipment for LCD televisions has allowed us to cultivate sophisticated mechanical design capabilities alongside the combustion technology provided by Osaka Gas, which has guided us for many years. We believe we have also been able to further refine our control technology, which has received praise from our customers. Moving forward, we will continue to strive for further improvement to meet the needs of our customers and to maintain their patronage.