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anelastic-relief stress oven
USD 72656.24
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| peak temperature | 743 degrees Celsius |
|---|---|
| chamber capacity | 1815 litres |
| heat up | 539 minutes |
| cycles before relining | 1946 cycles |
| unit price | 72656.24 dollars |
| heat source | electric element |
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1815 litres is the right chamber capacity for us
Before we decided on the Estavel Hall 89, we looked at most of the anelastic-relief stress oven listings. SEP> We did not look at any of the other axes until we had 1815 liters of chamber capacity.
Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Estavel Hall 89
The Estavel Hall 89 is our third and best stress oven and it was designed to be used on one site rather than in a fleet.
Unit price at 72923.47 dollars, as listed
The Estavel Hall 89 was not the cheapest anelastic-relief stress oven we considered, and that was fine.
Good, with one reservation about the Estavel Hall 89
I went through the entire stress oven catalogue twice before I ordered the Estavel Hall 89. It took longer than we wanted to order parts for it.
Anelastic-relief stress oven at 743 degrees Celsius
All of this was coming down to a peak temperature, and 743 degrees Celsius was all we needed.
The Estavel Hall 89 after a year of steady use
The Estavel Hall 89 is the second anelastic-relief stress oven we have run, and it has not moved from its place since we started using it.
The Estavel Hall 89 against the unit it replaced
We have had the Estavel Hall 89 in service for long enough to say something useful about it.