The working principle of electric sintering furnace is mainly based on electric heating technology. It uses heating elements such as resistance wires, silicon carbide rods, or electromagnetic induction to convert electrical energy into thermal energy and heat the materials inside the furnace. As the temperature increases, the atoms or molecules inside the material begin to move more vigorously, gradually reaching the temperature required for sintering, and then undergoing physical or chemical changes such as densification and grain growth, ultimately forming the desired product.

There are various heating methods for vacuum sintering furnaces, mainly including resistance heating, induction heating (such as power frequency, medium frequency, high frequency induction heating), and microwave heating. Among them, induction heating is a commonly used heating method in vacuum sintering furnaces, which uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to generate eddy currents inside the material, thereby achieving rapid heating. The vacuum sintering furnace adopts efficient heating methods such as induction heating, with fast heating speed, which can improve production efficiency. The vacuum sintering furnace can reduce energy consumption and exhaust emissions during the heating process, which meets the energy-saving and environmental protection requirements of modern industry.