For potassium sulfate Manheim furnaces, is a silicon carbide furnace better or an alloy furnace?
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I would like to ask those who produce potassium sulfate: for the Mannheim furnaces you use, do you think silicon carbide furnaces are better or alloy furnaces?
Most use silicon carbide Mannheim reaction furnaces
Thank you, President DAQIAO. Between alloy furnaces and silicon carbide furnaces, which one has a longer service life and better reliability? Thank you!
It is recommended to use silicon carbide furnaces; visit more manufacturers
Alloy furnaces are almost always used only once; once they are shut down and restarted, they are essentially rendered unusable, as this issue of thermal expansion cannot be resolved