Forge furnace Fervi 0668

What it is

Forge furnace Fervi 0668. Key specifications: operating temperature 1300° C ÷ 1400° C, maximum working capacity Ø 70 mm / Ø 50 mm, power supply G.P.L..

The forging furnace is a furnace that brings steel workpieces to working temperature so that they can be forged with hammer and anvil; it is generally gas-fired.

What it is for

Used in metalworking.

How to use it

Install it in a well-ventilated room, away from flammable materials, and connect it to the gas with a suitable regulator and hose. Light it following the instructions and bring it up to temperature. Handle the workpieces with tongs, wearing gloves and a heat shield, and after use shut off the gas and let it cool.

Where it is used

• Mechanical engineering industry
• Mechanical workshops

Technical data

• Operating temperature: 1300° C ÷ 1400° C
• Maximum working capacity: Ø 70 mm / Ø 50 mm
• Power supply: G.P.L.
• Consumption: 0,05 - 1,5 kg/h
• Internal dimensions (mm): 280 × 210 × 100
• Dimensions (mm): 400 × 260 × 250
• Packaging dimensions (mm): 760 × 340 × 380
• Gross weight (kg): 25,00

Who it is for

Designed for metal fabricators and industrial maintenance technicians.

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