Used ACS 512A #9032461 for sale

ACS 512A is a furnace specifically designed for use in the glass manufacturing processes. It is a batch-type, electric-heated furnace that uses a closed-hearth design which requires minimal maintenance while providing consistent operating temperatures and precise control parameters. 512A is designed to heat glass in a variety of ways, including direct and indirect methods. With its direct heating equipment, the furnace utilizes high-powered electric heating elements to directly heat the glass material, which permits quick and efficient melting without substantially reducing the temperature of the furnace chamber. The furnace's indirect heating system uses an intermediate material such as an oil or gas to transfer heat to the glass material, which is generally slower but allows for better control over the temperature of the furnace chamber and glass. ACS 512A utilizes a clever pulley unit to move the glass between the loading and unloading compartments with minimal energy input. The furnace is also equipped with a powerful cooling machine, which enables the chamber to cool rapidly and efficiently. This tool, as well as the quick-action heat exchange rate, ensure that the glass is cooled evenly and safely after the heating process. 512A furnace is equipped with a number of safety features, including an automated temperature control asset, an emergency shut-off switch, overload protection, and an over-voltage alarm. The furnace is also designed to comply with all regulatory safety standards, such as the EU Machinery Directive, and is CE certified. ACS 512A is an incredibly versatile furnace, and it can be used to heat a wide range of materials, including silica, borosilicate, and quartz glass. This makes it an ideal choice for a variety of applications, from small-scale jewellery production to large-scale industrial glass manufacturing. Its low-pressure operating range, as well as the relatively low cost of energy and spare parts, make it an attractive choice for factories with glass production as a primary source of production.