System VII Multipurpose Vacuum Metallurgical Systems

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System VII Multipurpose Vacuum Metallurgical Systems

System VII and Super VII broaden the capabilities for vacuum and inert atmosphere metallurgical processes with a basic chamber concept that avoids equipment duplication and minimizes cost.

The versatile chamber accommodates accessories carefully designed to conduct all important vacuum metallurgical processes. Equipment can be chosen to meet one specific need. Should requirements change in the future, the basic system can be converted for a different process by merely substituting accessories.

Starting with the multipurpose vacuum chamber, mounted on a standard pumping system, the interchangeable accessories are easily installed to let you melt, sinter, braze, weld or heat treat as desired.

Leading materials engineers and metallurgists throughout the world have selected Vacuum Industries System VII and Super VII for these major benefits:

Efficiency
One multi-purpose system for all major vacuum metallurgical capabilities. Components can be added to convert from one process to another as programs and needs change.

Economy
Save valuable floor space while avoiding expensive equipment duplication. Meet current requirements while providing the basics for tomorrow's needs. Obsolescence is designed out.

Convenience
Accessory changeover is fast and easy using ordinary hand tools. Easily removable front and rear panels allow full service access to the pumping components.

Reliability
Vacuum Industries equipment is built to the high quality standards required for industrial vacuum systems. All components are designed for years of dependable service.

Versatility
The various System VII accessories listed on this page are only a few of the possible uses. Imagination and experimenting will commit the researcher to further expand the possible uses. Some of the current users have looked at carburization, ion nitriding, electron beam welding, centrifugal casting, laser and plasma operations in the System VII.