In semiconductor packaging, precision electronics, and new material R&D, oxidation during heat treatment is a primary cause of product failure. This case study analyzes a nitrogen-purged hot air circulation oven specifically designed for non-oxidizing drying, demonstrating its process stability and equipment reliability through parametric evidence.
Establishing a stable low-oxygen environment is a prerequisite for process consistency.
Ultra-Low Oxygen Indicator: Through nitrogen purging, the oven maintains oxygen content at <200ppm, with a deoxygenation time of <30min.
Precision Pneumatic Configuration: Equipped with SMC brand flow meters and pressure reducing valves to ensure precise nitrogen flow regulation, with a maximum total flow rate of 400L/min per chamber.
For precision components, thermal field uniformity directly affects the performance consistency of every unit.
Heating Rate: The temperature rises from room temperature to 200°C in ≤40 minutes under no-load conditions.
Horizontal Airflow System: Utilizes a left-to-right horizontal circulation mode powered by a 370W/380V long-shaft high-temperature resistant centrifugal motor, ensuring heat uniformly penetrates products across multiple tray layers.
Long-term industrial stability is supported by robust hardware construction.
Internal Liner: Constructed from 1.2mm thick 304 stainless steel, offering excellent corrosion resistance and sealing performance.
Reinforced Framework: The frame is welded with #6 to #8 channel steel, and the outer shell uses 1.2mm Q235 steel plate, ensuring structural stability during high-temperature operations.
High-Efficiency Insulation: Filled with 120mm thick 1260 aluminum silicate fiber cotton, ensuring the outer surface temperature remains ≤50°C even at a 250°C operating temperature.
Intelligent Control: Based on Delta PLC and Kunlun Tongtai 7-inch touchscreen, featuring PID regulation and an independent digital over-temperature protection instrument.
In semiconductor packaging, precision electronics, and new material R&D, oxidation during heat treatment is a primary cause of product failure. This case study analyzes a nitrogen-purged hot air circulation oven specifically designed for non-oxidizing drying, demonstrating its process stability and equipment reliability through parametric evidence.
Establishing a stable low-oxygen environment is a prerequisite for process consistency.
Ultra-Low Oxygen Indicator: Through nitrogen purging, the oven maintains oxygen content at <200ppm, with a deoxygenation time of <30min.
Precision Pneumatic Configuration: Equipped with SMC brand flow meters and pressure reducing valves to ensure precise nitrogen flow regulation, with a maximum total flow rate of 400L/min per chamber.
For precision components, thermal field uniformity directly affects the performance consistency of every unit.
Heating Rate: The temperature rises from room temperature to 200°C in ≤40 minutes under no-load conditions.
Horizontal Airflow System: Utilizes a left-to-right horizontal circulation mode powered by a 370W/380V long-shaft high-temperature resistant centrifugal motor, ensuring heat uniformly penetrates products across multiple tray layers.
Long-term industrial stability is supported by robust hardware construction.
Internal Liner: Constructed from 1.2mm thick 304 stainless steel, offering excellent corrosion resistance and sealing performance.
Reinforced Framework: The frame is welded with #6 to #8 channel steel, and the outer shell uses 1.2mm Q235 steel plate, ensuring structural stability during high-temperature operations.
High-Efficiency Insulation: Filled with 120mm thick 1260 aluminum silicate fiber cotton, ensuring the outer surface temperature remains ≤50°C even at a 250°C operating temperature.
Intelligent Control: Based on Delta PLC and Kunlun Tongtai 7-inch touchscreen, featuring PID regulation and an independent digital over-temperature protection instrument.