800°C 5-Stage Programmable Jewelry Burnout Furnace

Five-Stage Segmented Programme

The controller supports a structured five-stage heating cycle. Each stage can be configured to follow the burnout schedule recommended by the manufacturer of the investment material.

A typical programme may include:

Initial low-temperature heating and wax drainage

Controlled removal of remaining wax and moisture

Progressive heating of the investment mold

Final burnout and residue removal

Adjustment to the required flask casting temperature

Important Programme Notice

Burnout temperatures and holding times vary according to:

Investment material

Flask dimensions

Wax quantity

Model geometry

Casting alloy

Manufacturer instructions

Workshop environment

Always use the burnout schedule supplied by the investment material manufacturer. Do not rely on one universal programme for every flask or casting application.

Technical Specifications

Suitable Applications

Suitable For

Lost-wax jewellery casting

Wax pattern burnout

Investment mold baking

Casting flask preheating

Small-batch casting preparation

Jewellery schools and training workshops

Independent goldsmith and silversmith studios

Not Intended For

Direct melting of gold, silver or platinum

Heat treatment requiring temperatures above 800°C

Food preparation

Indoor operation without adequate ventilation

Unattended operation without appropriate workshop controls

What’s Included

1 × Programmable Jewelry Burnout Furnace

1 × Flask Lifting Tool

1 × Power Cable

1 × Pair of Heat-Resistant Gloves

1 × Wax Collection Tray

Important Safety Information

Select the correct voltage before placing the order.

Install the furnace on a stable, level and heat-resistant surface.

Maintain sufficient clearance around the sides, rear and top of the machine.

Use the furnace only in a properly ventilated workshop or with suitable fume extraction.

The exhaust port must not be blocked during operation.

Do not touch the furnace housing, door, wax drain or collection tray while hot.

Use appropriate heat-resistant gloves and flask-handling tools.

Allow the furnace to cool completely before cleaning or maintenance.

Do not allow melted wax to accumulate inside or around the drain opening.

Confirm that the workshop socket, wiring and circuit are suitable for the rated power.

Do not leave the furnace operating without appropriate supervision and safety procedures.

Follow the instructions supplied by the investment material manufacturer.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this furnace used for?

It is designed for wax burnout, investment mold baking and casting flask preheating as part of a lost-wax jewellery casting process.

Is the furnace programmable?

Yes. The segmented controller supports a five-stage ramp-and-hold heating process, allowing the burnout cycle to be structured according to the investment material and flask requirements.

What is the maximum temperature?

The listed maximum operating temperature is 800°C.

Can it accommodate a 4 × 7 inch flask?

The chamber measures 150 × 150 × 200 mm and can accommodate a flask measuring approximately 102 × 178 mm, subject to the flask shape and the clearance required around it.

Does melted wax remain inside the chamber?

The furnace includes a bottom wax drain that helps direct melted wax into the removable collection tray. The drain and tray should be inspected and cleaned after the furnace has cooled.

Does the exhaust port remove all fumes?

No. The exhaust port provides an outlet from the chamber, but the furnace must still be used in a properly ventilated workspace or connected to an appropriate extraction arrangement.

Can I melt metal directly inside this furnace?

No. This model is intended for burnout and mold preparation. Use a dedicated metal melting furnace for gold, silver or other casting alloys.

Which voltage should European customers select?

Select the voltage that matches the electrical supply in your workshop. Confirm compatibility before ordering. Do not connect a 110V machine to a 220V supply, or a 220V machine to a 110V supply.

Is one burnout programme suitable for every investment material?

No. Investment materials have different recommended ramp rates, holding temperatures and cycle durations. Always follow the material manufacturer’s instructions.