Product novelty 10. September 2026
Industrial oven, Heat treatment system, slush moulding system
Reinhardt industrial furnaces for Heating, Tempering, Drying, Curing, Ageing Solution, annealing and much more. Reinhardt industrial furnaces are optimally integrated into your production process in cooperation with you. We manufacture your industrial furnace as …
… classic chamber furnace
… bell-type furnace
… continuous furnace
… rotary hearth furnace
… hearth bogie-type furnace
… tempering furnace
Heat treatment up to 650 degrees Celsius: solution annealing, ageing, tempering, preheating. The following processes are classic applications for our heat treatment systems:
Solution annealing and ageing of aluminium (T4-T7)
Solution annealing and ageing of copper alloys (bronze and brass)
Heat treatment of non-ferrous metals and alloys, e.g. magnesium, brass, copper, aluminium
Tempering of steel during hardening
Preheating before forming processes, e.g. flow forming or forging
Use of the prepreg process as a tempering furnace
Slush moulding: temperature-sensitive process under control
The manufacturing process of powder sintering seems simple at first:
Preheating the mould (usually made of nickel or aluminium) to up to 300 degrees Celsius.
Slush process: applying the plastic powder, which sintered onto the tool wall, rotating and turning the tool so that the liquefied plastic is optimally and evenly distributed and forms a uniform layer (usually between 1 and 1.2 millimetres thick).
Pouring out the excess powder from the mould.
Gelling: Here, the right temperature control is important – between 155 and 170 degrees Celsius are needed to melt the powder adhering to the mould into a gel.
Cooling the mould: Here, too, it is important that the temperature is kept even and that the process is controlled so that the product can finally be removed from the mould cleanly and without leaving any residue.
… classic chamber furnace
… bell-type furnace
… continuous furnace
… rotary hearth furnace
… hearth bogie-type furnace
… tempering furnace
Heat treatment up to 650 degrees Celsius: solution annealing, ageing, tempering, preheating. The following processes are classic applications for our heat treatment systems:
Solution annealing and ageing of aluminium (T4-T7)
Solution annealing and ageing of copper alloys (bronze and brass)
Heat treatment of non-ferrous metals and alloys, e.g. magnesium, brass, copper, aluminium
Tempering of steel during hardening
Preheating before forming processes, e.g. flow forming or forging
Use of the prepreg process as a tempering furnace
Slush moulding: temperature-sensitive process under control
The manufacturing process of powder sintering seems simple at first:
Preheating the mould (usually made of nickel or aluminium) to up to 300 degrees Celsius.
Slush process: applying the plastic powder, which sintered onto the tool wall, rotating and turning the tool so that the liquefied plastic is optimally and evenly distributed and forms a uniform layer (usually between 1 and 1.2 millimetres thick).
Pouring out the excess powder from the mould.
Gelling: Here, the right temperature control is important – between 155 and 170 degrees Celsius are needed to melt the powder adhering to the mould into a gel.
Cooling the mould: Here, too, it is important that the temperature is kept even and that the process is controlled so that the product can finally be removed from the mould cleanly and without leaving any residue.
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Ms. Hongfei Ji