Bench Top Hardening Heat Treat Furnaces - Ovens

The hardening temperature for many tool steels (examples: 17-4 PH, D2, A2, A6, H13, S7, M2, AISI 4140) is in the red heat zone between 1500°F and 2000°F. Our bench top models with a vertical rising door for operator safety are manufactured in the US and can be configured quickly to meet your heat treating process needs. Options include quench tank, audible alarm, bench stand and various temperature controllers.

The Keith 2250°F Rated Bench Top Hardening Heat Treat Furnaces have become industry’s standard throughout the world for both small scale factory production and laboratory R&D where reliable, accurate temperature control, excellent temperature uniformity, long lasting performance, and safe operations are now a necessity.  These Industrial bench top hardening heat treat furnaces have become known variously as table top furnaces, heat treat furnaces, tool room furnaces, laboratory test furnaces, single chamber heat treating furnaces, high temperature box furnaces, heat treatment ovens amongst others and are used in the manufacture and testing of metals, ceramics, glass and electronics. Their most common application, however, is for metallurgical processes requiring heat treatment to alter the mechanical properties of an alloy – both iron-based and non-ferrous – for the purpose of manipulating the metal’s properties for such desired qualities as hardness, strength, toughness, ductility and elasticity.