Centorr Vacuum Industries  

55 Northeastern Blvd
Nashua,  NH  03062-3188

United States
603-595-7233
  • Booth: E8243

Centorr Vacuum Industries is a manufacturer of high performance vacuum debind and sintering furnaces for the 3D Additive Manufacturing furnace market, as well as units for Metal and Ceramic Injection Molding. Available with either metal or graphite hot zones, these units can process all of the most common metals including Fe-Ni, 316-L, 17-4PH, and Inconel powders and feedstocks as well as a variety of other materials including Titanium, tungsten carbide, tool steels, and superalloys. The new Sintervac AM™ operates at pressures of 0-15 torr as well as positive pressures of Argon, Nitrogen, or Forming Gas for increased flexibility of processing binder-jetted parts, while the Workhorse AM™ is used for the heat treat, annealing, and tempering of laser-sintered parts. 

CVI has an installed base of over 6500 units worldwide. They are located in Nashua, NH with a fully staffed Aftermarket Field Service group, and Applied Technology Center offering R&D support and toll production service. For more information please contact the sales department at 603-595-7233, sales@centorr.com  or on the web at www.centorr.com .

 Products

  • Sintervac AM
    CVI is a manufacturer of vacuum debind and sintering furnaces for the Metal 3D/Additive Manufacturing market., including the Sintervac AM and Workhorse AM....

    • CVI is a manufacturer of high performance vacuum debind and sintering furnaces for the 3D / Additive Manufacturing  market. Available with either metal or graphite hot zones, the Sintervac AM furnace can process all Fe-Ni, 440, 17-4PH  feedstocks as well as a variety of other materials including  Titanium, tool steels, and metal carbides. The Sintervac AM operates at pressures from 1-15 torr in Forming gas in partial or positive pressures for increased flexibility. Also available are furnaces for standard  heat treat operations, tool quenching, sintering, and hot pressing or diffusion bonding. All furnaces can be run in vacuum, a controlled atmosphere of inert gas, or Hydrogen process gas.

  • Workhorse AM
    The Workhorse AM furnace is designed for annealing and heat treating of laser sintered Additive Manufactured parts....

    • CVI is a manufacturer of high performance vacuum debind and sintering furnaces for the 3D / Additive Manufacturing market. Available with either metal or graphite hot zones, the Workhorse AM furnace can be used for heat treating or annealing of all metal feedstocks as well as a variety of other materials including Titanium, tool steels, and superalloys. Also available are furnaces for standard  heat treat operations, tool quenching, sintering, and hot pressing or diffusion bonding. All furnaces can be run in vacuum, a controlled atmosphere of inert gas, or Hydrogen process gas.

  • MIM-Vac M
    The MIM-Vac M line of furnaces are designed for 2nd stage debinding and sintering of MIM and 3D/AM materials in partial pressures of inert gas or Hydrogen from RT to 1650C....

    • The MIM-Vac M line of furnaces are designed for 2nd stage debinding and sintering of MIM and 3D/AM materials in partial pressures of inert gas or Hydrogen from RT to 1650C. Outfitted with refractory metal hot zones for cleaner operation, the MIM-Vac M is designed for alloys such as 3116-L and Titanium based materials for MIM and 3D/AM applications. 

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