Infrared Research & Development Ovens
For industry manufacturers in need of fast and consistent testing at their own premises, Ceramicx has the resources to build custom research and development ovens for specific materials testing – large or small.
These testing ovens allow thorough examination of how your materials respond to infrared heat sources, and how this response varies with our radiation technology. With inbuilt control systems, material temperatures are controlled by optical pyrometers – ideal for research and development projects for prototypes and high temperature testing across a range of materials.
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Aerospace Industrial R&D Furnace Oven
Learn moreWeco International, our business partner in the United States introduced us to the client, a private aerospace manufacturer that provides spaceflight services. The client needed a heating system that could replicate the conditions of atmospheric re-entry in a controlled setting.
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Glass Forming Oven
Learn moreCeramicx designed and built a single oven heating module for a prominent customer in the United States glass industry.
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Heat-Shrinking Test Unit For Automotive Sector
Learn moreTo improve an inefficient and slow manual system, Ceramicx were given the green light to design and build a standalone, multi-zone, infrared heating test unit. Using a series of SFEH 600W ceramic infrared heating elements, the system is custom-designed to give a faster process, with more efficiency and consistency in the heat-shrinking of plastic and textile cloth wrapping for rigid rubber tubing.
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Material Test Oven
Learn moreCeramicx designed and built and infrared test oven system for a Chinese customer.
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Portable Test Oven
Learn moreCeramicx’ new Portable Test Stand allows for quick and consistent testing of materials. Various long, medium, and short wave Infrared emitters are fitted in a modified PAS, which is easily attached to the test stand.
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Test Equipment for Aerospace
Learn moreThe aerospace customer wanted some test equipment built to a small scale on a small budget just to see if they could get a result.