Quenching tank
Quenching tank structure is relatively simple, mainly from the trough of medium feeding or discharge pipe, an overflow groove, some additional heater, cooler, mixer and smoke fire device.
Quenching tank is used to heat the workpiece after the high uniform quenching. Quenching medium can use water, light weight polymer or oil. It is not designed to be used in brine. Water or polymer must be characterized by an anti rust agent (or other containers must be stainless steel), which ensures that a high temperature component is quenched on the surface of the surface of the quenching and dispersing the vaporization. These bubbles, if not dispersed, can cause uneven quenching which will result in the quenching of a part of the. Mixing can also prevent the local overheating, the case of oil quenching medium, may cause a fire. An optional hinged lid provides the extinguish of any potential quench oil fire and keeps the quenching medium of the cleaning tool. Casters are included to make the tank easy to carry.
Quenching tank product features
- small size, compact structure;
- quenching tank with high strength, through the strength calculation, select the appropriate amount of security;
- reasonable mixing system structure to ensure the uniformity of the quenching medium, increase the flow rate of the quenching medium, and give full play to the cooling capacity of the quenching medium;
- easy maintenance, no need to drain the quenching medium can be used for the maintenance of the mixer;
- system control mode for manual control or PLC man-machine interface control.
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