Here is the beast. Note the side chimney. The gasses have to actually go down and out, like a kiln. I suppose its good for efficiency, but you can't see the melt or add metal without opening the lid.
Serial no 1012-T
BTU 120,000
Saturday, September 15, 2012
A New Crucible Furnace
I good friend of mine called recently and told me he had a crucible furnace for me! Well, it has arrived. Its a Johnson 510. If you have any manuals and whatnot, please comment!
The blower. I assume the open pipe is where the gas line attaches. There is a valve right below it.
Pilot burner/ignitor?
The furnace has 2 main burners on tangents. The one visible here is slightly lower.
Chamber is 9.5" wide and 11" deep.
Furnace no. 510
Serial no 1012-T
BTU 120,000
Serial no 1012-T
BTU 120,000
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I’m amazed that this small cubicle furnace is actually capable of producing 120,000 BTU! A furnace that has a higher BTU rating also has a higher cooling capacity. That’s a very efficient furnace, if you ask me.
ReplyDelete*Launce Newlove
That's one efficient furnace! It has a crucible, and could be used for aluminum. This kind of furnace will serve you for a long time. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLevi Eslinger @ Capital Plumbing
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