Vacuum furnaces for the production of electronic components 

In the field of electronic components production, vacuum furnaces also have important applications. For example, in semiconductor manufacturing, vacuum furnaces are used to diffuse and oxidize silicon wafers; In integrated circuit manufacturing, vacuum ovens are used to package and test chips. In the aerospace industry, electronic components must withstand extreme environmental and vacuum conditions as well as high temperatures, and vacuum furnaces are also required to produce such electronic components.

In addition, vacuum furnaces can be used to produce metal parts and connections in various electronic components.

These include, for example, active components such as vacuum tubes, microwave tubes, X-ray tubes, and passive components such as vacuum interrupters, which are widely used in areas such as broadcasting and communications, power electronics, navigation, medical diagnostics and therapy .