Electric muffle furnace 10" long, 3 7/8" wide, 2 3/8" high, for temperatures up to 1000C. Electric muffle furnace 10" long
An Indian smelting furnace and many accessories, made of wood, leather and dung An Indian smelting furnace and many accessories
Electrolitic furnace for the manufacture of phosphorus (sectioned model) Electrolitic furnace for the manufacture of phosphorus
Furnace for airing cupboard and flat iron, Thomas Bradford Ltd., c.1905 Furnace for airing cupboard and flat iron 1905
Electric muffle furnace, 250W, type R, by Franz Hugenhoff, Leipzig, and Moscow, Ubbelohde-Ofen, c. 1900 Electric muffle furnace 1900
High frequency induction furnace. Demonstration melting of steel rod. High frequency induction furnace. Demonstration melting of steel rod
Crucible furnace with Bunsen gas burner and chimney flue for natural draught (1884) Crucible furnace with Bunsen gas burner and chimney flue for natural draught
Muffle furnace, laboratory pattern with muffle, Bunsen gas burner and chimney flue, for natural draught (1884) Muffle furnace
Gas heated forced draught or "injector" crucible furnace Gas heated forced draught crucible furnace 1876
Dennstedt’s electric combustion furnace, and five rubber and glass components associated with the electric combustion furnace Dennstedt's electric combustion furnace, with two glass tubes, a glass pipe and two rubber tubes
Electric combustion furnace, by Dennstedt, Europe. With platinum winding Dennstedt's electric combustion furnace
Small ceramic from heated double muffle furnace (pattern now obsolete) Small ceramic from heated double muffle furnace (pattern now obsolete) 1876
Electric crucible furnace 5 1/2" high 3" diameter, for temperatures up to 1000C, with two crucibles. Returned and received back sectioned on 20/4/1928. Electric crucible furnace 5 1/2" high 3" diameter
Musgrave Hot Air coke-fired heating furnace, c.1901, from Dover Castle, Kent Musgrave Hot Air coke-fired heating furnace 1901
Small powerful furnace (Bunsen burner) with asbestos lined hood, and plain conical hood Small powerful furnace (Bunsen burner) with asbestos lined hood
Muffle furnace, 1100 c, trade name Super Hotspot, Gallenkamp 1960 catalogue no. FH 520 Muffle Furnace, 1100 c, Super Hotspot circa 1960
Small furnace, thought to be magnesite, used by T. Schloesing for heating crucibles at high temperatures T. Schloesing's furnace
Metal element from heated double muffle furnace (pattern now obsolete) Metal element from heated double muffle furnace (pattern now obsolete) 1876
Ceramic from heated double muffle furnace (pattern now obsolete) Ceramic from heated double muffle furnace (pattern now obsolete) 1876
Gas heated forced draught or "injector" crucible furnace Gas heated forced draught crucible furnace 1876