Nabertherm in the UAE & Gulf.
Chemparts Middle East is the authorized regional distributor of Nabertherm — industrial furnaces and ashing ovens. We supply, install, calibrate and service Nabertherm equipment across the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah), Qatar and the wider Gulf, with genuine spares and full manufacturer warranty.
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Instruments, spares and consumables from Nabertherm, held in the region. Pricing and lead-time on request.
Ashing Furnaces up to 1100 °C
Ashing furnace LV(T) .. 11 is designed especially for ashing processes to 1050 °C in the laboratory. Applications include determining loss on ignition, ashing food and plastics for subsequent substance analysis. A special fresh-air and exhaust air system ensures that the air is replaced 6 times per minute so that there is always sufficient oxygen for the ashing process. Incoming air passes the furnace heating and is pre-heated to ensure good temperature uniformity.
Ashing Furnaces with Integrated Exhaust Gas Cleaning up to 1100 °C
The ashing furnaces L ../11 BO are specially designed for processes in which organic substances have to be evaporated from the charge, as e. g. during debinding of small ceramic products after additive manufacturing. Other processes, for which this furnace series is designed for, are for example, ashing of (food) samples, thermal cleaning of injection molding tools or loss on ignition determination.
Chamber Furnaces for Annealing, Hardening and Brazing up to 1280 °C
To withstand harsh use in the laboratory, e.g. when heat-treating metals, robust insulation with light refractory bricks is necessary. The chamber furnaces N 7/H - N 87/H are a perfect fit to solve this problem. The furnaces can be extended with a variety of accessories, like annealing boxes for operation under protective gas, roller guides, or a cooling station with a quench tank. Even high-performance applications like the annealing of titanium in medical applications can be implemented without the use of expensive and complicated annealing systems.
Chamber Furnaces with Brick Insulation or Fiber Insulation up to 1400 °C
These big chamber furnaces LH 15/12 - LF 120/14 have been trusted for many years as professional chamber furnaces for the laboratory. These furnaces are available with either a robust insulation of light refractory bricks (LH models) or with a combination insulation of refractory bricks in the corners and low heat storage, quickly cooling fiber material (LF models). With a wide variety of optional equipment, these chamber furnaces can be optimally adapted to your processes.
Chamber Ovens up to 260 °C
The chamber ovens of the KTR range can be used for complex drying processes and heat treatment of charges to an application temperature of 260 °C. The high-performance air circulation enables optimum temperature uniformity throughout the work space. A wide range of accessories allow the chamber ovens to be modified to meet specific process requirements.
Combi High-Temperature Furnace LHT 08/17 BO up to 1750 °C with integrated catalytic post combustion
The combi furnace LHT 08/17 BO complements the muffle furnaces L ../11 BO and provides a solution for debinding/ashing processes up to 600 °C with subsequent sintering processes at high temperatures. Specified with a maximum temperature of 1750 °C, the LHT 08/17 BO can be used for process temperatures up to 1700 °C. The compact size of the furnace makes it ideal for research and development applications but also for debinding and sintering of small additively manufactured components.
Compact Tube Furnaces up to 1100 °C
The RD 30/200/11 tube furnace impresses with its very good price-performance ratio, particularly compact external dimensions and its low weight. This all-rounder is equipped with a working tube, which also serves as support for the heating wires. The working tube is therefore part of the furnace heating, with the advantage that the tube furnace reaches very high heating speeds. The furnace is designed for horizontal use up to 1100 °C.
Compact Tube Furnaces up to 1300 °C
These compact tube furnaces with integrated control systems can be used universally for many processes. Equipped with a standard working tube of C 530 ceramic and two fiber plugs, these tube furnaces have a very good price/performance ratio.
Economy Muffle Furnaces up to 1100 °C
With their convincing price/performance ratio and the fast heat-up rates, these compact muffle furnaces are perfect for many applications in the laboratory. Quality features like the dual shell furnace housing of rust-free stainless steel, their compact, lightweight constructions, or the heating elements encased in quartz glass tubes make these models reliable partners for your application.
Fast-Firing Furnaces up to 1300 °C
These fast-firing furnaces are ideal for simulation of typical fast-firing processes up to a maximum firing temperature of 1300 °C. The combination of high performance, low thermal mass and powerful cooling fans provides for cycle times from cold to cold up to 35 minutes with an opening temperature of approx. 300 °C.
Fire Assay/Cupellation Furnaces up to 1300 °C
Cupellation is a process to separate precious metals, such as gold or silver, from alloys with base metals. During the process, aggressive gases that attack the insulation and the heating are released. Cupellation furnaces N ../13 CUP are especially designed for the very demanding process requirements.
Forced Convection Chamber Furnaces – Tabletop Design electrically heated
These forced convection chamber furnaces are characterized by their good temperature uniformity. Due to the compact tabletop design, this series is very well suited for installation in laboratories or rooms with limited space.Applications include preheating of components for shrink-fit processes, heat treatment of metals in air such as aging, stress relieving, soft annealing or tempering, and heat treatment of glass.
Forced Convection Chamber Furnaces up to 500 Liter Safety Technology
Due to their very good temperature uniformity, these chamber furnaces with air circulation and safety equipment based on EN 1539 Type A are especially suitable for processes such as drying paints or components with residues of flammable cleaning agents or the evaporation of solvents bound in the components.
Forced Convection Chamber Furnaces up to 675 Liter electrically heated
The very good temperature uniformity of these chamber furnace with air circulation provides for ideal process conditiones for annealing, curing, solution annealing, artificial ageing, sintering of PTFE, preheating, or soft annealing and brazing. The forced convection chamber furnaces are equipped with a suitable annealing box for soft annealing of copper or tempering of titanium, and also for annealing of steel under non-flammable process gases. The modular forced convection chamber furnace design allows for adaptation to specific process requirements with appropriate accessories.
Gradient or Lab Strand Annealing Furnaces up to 1300 °C
The furnace chamber of the gradient furnace GR 1300/13 is divided in six control zones of equal length. The temperature in each of the six heating zones is separately controlled. The gradient furnace is usually charged from the side through the parallel swivel door. A maximum temperature gradient of 400 °C can then be stabilized over the heated length of 1300 mm. On request the furnace also is designed as a lab strand annealing furnace with a second door on the opposite side. If the included fiber separator are used charging is carried-out from the top.
High-Temperature Bottom Loading Furnaces with molybdenum disilicide heating elements and fiber insulation up to 1650 °C
The electrically driving lifting table significantly simplifies the charging of the high-temperature furnaces LHT ../.. LB Speed. The heating all around the cylindrical furnace chamber provides for an opitimal temperature uniformity.
High-Temperature Furnaces for Determination of Combustion Loss and Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA) up to 1750 °C for determination of combustion loss and thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) up to 1750 °C
These high-temperature furnaces were specially developed to determine combustion loss during annealing and for thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) in the lab. The complete system consists of the high-temperature furnace for 1600 °C or 1750 °C, a table frame with feedthroughs into the furnace and powerful software for recording both the temperature curve and the weight loss over time. Nabertherm offers a choice of 4 different scales.
High-Temperature Furnaces with Molybdenum Disilicide Heating Elements and Fiber Insulation up to 1800 °C
Due to their solid construction and compact stand-alone design, these high-temperature furnaces are perfect for processes in the laboratory where the highest precision is needed. Oustanding temperature uniformity and practical details set unbeatable quality benchmarks. For configuration for your processes, these furnaces can be extended with extras from our extensive option list.
High-Temperature Furnaces with MoSi₂ Heating Elements up to 1800 °C
Designed as tabletop models, these compact high-temperature furnaces have a variety of advantages. The first-class workmanship using high-quality materials, combined with ease of operation, make these furnaces all-rounders in research and the laboratory. These high-temperature furnaces are also perfectly suited for the sintering of technical ceramics, such as zirconium oxide dental bridges.
High-Temperature Furnaces with SiC Rod Heating and Fiber Insulation up to 1550 °C
The high-temperature furnaces HTC 16/16 - HTC 450/16 are heated by vertically hung SiC rods, which makes them especially suitable for sintering processes up to a maximum operating temperature of 1500 °C. For some processes, e. g. for sintering zirconium oxide, the reduction of interactivity between the charge and the SiC rods, these models are more suitable than the alternatives heated with molybdenum disilicide elements.
High-Temperature Furnaces with SiC Rod Heating up to 1600 °C
These powerful laboratory muffle furnaces are available for temperatures up to 1550 °C or 1600 °C. The durability of the SiC rods in periodic use, in combination with their high heating speed, make these high-temperature furnaces to all-rounders in the laboratory. Heating times of 25 - 30 minutes can be achieved, depending on the furnace model and the conditions of use.
High-Temperature Tube Furnaces for Horizontal or Vertical Operation up to 1800 °C
The high-temperature tube furnaces are available in either horizontal (type RHTH) or vertical (type RHTV) designs. High-quality insulation materials made of vacuum-formed fiber plates enable energy-saving operation due to low heat storage and heat conductivity. By using different gas supply systems, operations can be performed under non-flammable or flammable protective or reactive gases or under vacuum.
High-Temperature Tube Furnaces with SiC Rod Heating up to 1600 °C
These compact tube furnaces with SiC rod heating and integrated switchgear with controller can be used universally for many processes. They represent an inexpensive variant in the high-temperature range. The standard mounting options for accessories make them flexible in use for a wide range of applications. The SiC heating elements arranged parallel to the working tube provide for an excellent temperature uniformity.
Laboratory Tilting Furnaces K/KC electrically heated
These compact tilting furnaces for the melting of non-ferrous metals and alloys are one of a kind and have a number of technical advantages. Designed as tabletop models, they can be used for many laboratory applications. The practical counter balanced hinge with shock absorbers and the spout (not for KC 4/14) on the front of the furnace make exact dosing easy when pouring the melt. The melting furnaces are available for furnace chamber temperatures of 1000 °C, 1300 °C, or 1400 °C.
Muffle Furnace incl. Software for Determination of Combustion Loss
This weighing furnace incl. ceramic plunger with base plate and software, was designed especially for combustion loss determination in the laboratory. The determination of combustion loss is necessary, for instance, when analyzing sludges and household garbage, and is also used in a variety of other processes for the evaluation of results. The difference between the charged total mass and the combustion residue is the combustion loss. During the process, the software included records both the temperature and the weight loss.
Muffle Furnaces up to 1100 °C or 1200 °C
The muffle furnaces L 3/11 - LT 60/12 have been proven for daily laboratory use. These models stand out for their excellent workmanship, advanced and attractive design, and high level of reliability. The muffle furnaces come equipped with either a flap door or lift door at no extra charge.
Muffle Furnaces up to 1400 °C
These models stand out for their excellent workmanship, advanced and attractive design, and high level of reliability. Heating elements on support tubes radiating freely into the furnace chamber provide for particularly short heating times and a maximum temperature of 1400 °C. These muffle furnaces are a good alternative to the familiar L(T) ../12 series when higher application temperatures are needed.
Muffle Furnaces with Brick Insulation up to 1300 °C
Heating elements on support tubes radiating freely into the furnace chamber provide for particularly short heating times for these muffle furnaces. Thanks to their robust lightweight refractory brick insulation, they can reach a maximum working temperature of 1300 °C. These muffle furnaces thus represent an interesting alternative to the familiar L(T) ../12 models, when you need a higher application temperature.
Muffle Furnaces with Embedded Heating Elements in the Ceramic Muffle up to 1100 °C
We particularly recommend the muffle furnace L 9/11/SKM for heat treatment of aggressive substances. The furnace has a ceramic muffle with embedded heating from four sides. The muffle furnace thus combines a very good temperature uniformity with excellent protection of the heating elements from aggressive atmospheres. Another aspect is the smooth, nearly particle free muffle (furnace door made of fiber insulation), an important quality feature.
Ovens electrically heated
With their maximum working temperature of up to 300 °C and forced air circulation, the ovens achieve a very good temperature uniformity. They can be used for various applications such as e.g. drying, sterilizing or warm storing. Short delivery times from stock are ensured for standard models.
Ovens with Safety Technology
Ovens in the TR .. LS range with safety equipment based on EN 1539 Type A are suitable for drying charges containing solvents. With their compact design, these ovens can be easily integrated into a laboratory or production process. Exhaust gases escape through an outlet on the back of the oven and can then be extracted or treated.
Protective Gas Furnace LCA 04/13 LB up to 1280 °C Execution: stress-relief annealing after laser sintering
The protective gas furnace LCA 04/13 LB with annealing bell is ideal for stress-relief annealing after laser sintering and is very easy to operate.With its compact design, this furnace fits in any room. The batch to be annealed is placed under a special annealing bell. The protective gas flow is set via the integrated gas-feeding system in the front of the furnace. The lifting table can be used for rapid cooling - either automatically according to the program or manually, depending on the process.
Rotary Tube Furnaces for Batch Operation up to 1100 °C
The rotary tube furnaces of the RSRB series are suited for batch operation. The rotation of the working tube ensures that the charge is in motion. Due to the shape of the quartz reactor with the tapered pipe ends the batch is kept in the rotary tube furnace and can be heat-treated an arbitrarily long time period time. A controlled heating to the temperature profiles is also possible.
Rotary Tube Furnaces for Processes with Continuous Movement up to 1300 °C
The rotary tube furnaces of the RSRC series are particularly suitable for processes in which continuously running batch material is heated short-time. These rotary furnaces can be used very flexibly for various purposes. The rotary tube furnace is slightly inclined and brought to the target temperature. The material is then fed continuously at the top of the pipe. It passes through the heated zone of the tube and falls out of the pipe at the lower end.
Split-Type Tube Furnaces for Horizontal and Vertical Operation up to 1300 °C
The tube furnaces of series RS .. can be used for horizontal and with optional frame for vertical operation. The split-type design makes it easy to change the working tube. It allows for a comfortable exchange of various working tubes (e.g. working tubes made of different materials).
Tube Furnaces with Stand for Horizontal and Vertical Operation up to 1500 °C
These compact tube furnaces are used when laboratory experiments must be performed horizontally, vertically, or at specific angles. The ability to configure the angle of tilt and the working height, and their compact design, also make these tube furnaces suitable for integration into existing process systems.