Advantages:

The highest temperature limit enables it to meet the requirements of experiments on special materials with extremely high temperature demands, such as high-temperature alloys and ceramic materials; the compact and stable structural design ensures the reliability of the experimental process, and the support for multiple atmospheric environments expands the diversity of experiments.

Applications:

It is mainly used in the research and development as well as performance testing of new high-temperature materials, such as high-temperature superconducting materials and ultra-high-temperature ceramic matrix composites; it can also be used for in-situ observation and research on the evolution of material microstructure under some extreme high-temperature conditions.