Can vacuum annealing furnaces burn other materials?

The vacuum annealing furnace can burn other materials and has a wide range of applications, not limited to a specific material. The following is a specific analysis of materials that can be processed by vacuum annealing furnaces:
Metallic materials
Stainless steel and products: The vacuum annealing furnace is particularly suitable for annealing stainless steel deep drawn parts such as plumbing equipment, water expansion parts, pins, medical devices, stainless steel nails, stainless steel screws, riveting parts, stainless steel bearings, watch cases, watch straps, cutting tools, micro shafts, self tapping and self drilling, tableware and other stainless steel products. These treatments include continuous bright annealing, solid solution, demagnetization, and stainless steel quenching. After treatment, the surface of the product is smooth, without oxidation or decarburization. (Source: Baidu Baike)
Rare metals: With the widespread application of rare metal pipes such as titanium pipes, zirconium pipes, etc. in aerospace, navigation, nuclear power, petrochemicals and other fields, vacuum annealing has become an important process for the production of intermediate and finished products of these pipes. Vacuum annealing can prevent oxidation and maintain the purity and properties of materials. (Source: Environmental Protection Online)
Other metals: Vacuum annealing furnaces are also suitable for vacuum heat treatment of various metal materials such as high-speed steel, cold and hot mold steel, stainless steel, elastic alloys, high-temperature alloys, magnetic materials, titanium alloys, as well as vacuum welding and vacuum firing. (Source: Sohu)
ceramic material
Vacuum annealing furnaces also have important applications in processes such as sintering and heat treatment of ceramic materials. Sintering in a vacuum environment can effectively prevent the material surface from reacting with oxygen in the air, reduce oxidation phenomena, and improve the quality and performance of ceramic products. (Source: Comprehensive compilation based on public information)
Other materials
In addition to metal and ceramic materials, vacuum annealing furnaces can also be used to process metals with strong gas affinity, such as titanium, molybdenum, niobium, zirconium, etc. In addition, it is also suitable for bright annealing of soft magnetic materials, silicon steel sheets, electrical pure iron, copper alloys and other materials, as well as eliminating residual internal stresses in forgings, welded parts, cold stamped parts, and workpieces after quenching to prevent deformation and cracking of workpieces. (Source: Nanjing Weitu Vacuum Technology Co., Ltd.)
In summary, vacuum annealing furnaces have a wide range of applications and can handle a variety of materials. Its unique vacuum environment and working principle make it have significant advantages and broad application prospects in the fields of material processing and heat treatment.