Hanwin Glass Technology
HANWINGLASS TECHNOLOGY
Series 07 — HanTech

Heat Soak Test Furnace

Spontaneous breakage prevention. 280–320°C holding at ±5°C uniformity. Multi-layer rack system. EN 12150 / ASTM C1048 compliant. Every tempered panel verified safe before installation.

3300×12000mm
Max Glass
8500 KG
Load Capacity
280–320°C
Holding Temp
2+ hours
Cycle Time
Process

How It Works

Five stages from glass loading to verified-safe panels — controlled heating, holding, and cooling per EN 12150.

Thermal Profile — EN 12150
Ambient
280–320°C
<70°C
Ramp Up
Hold 2+ Hours
Cool Down
Ramp Rate
2–5°C/min
Hold Temp
280–320°C
Hold Time
2+ hours
Uniformity
±5°C
Key Systems
Heating Zones
4–6 PID-controlled
Independent NiCr elements
Monitoring
12–24 thermocouples
Real-time data logging
Insulation
200mm ceramic fiber
Class A — <5% loss
Safety
Door interlock + fire
PLd / Cat.3
Capabilities

Every Panel Verified Safe.

NiS inclusion detection, ±5°C uniformity, continuous data logging — the safety stage every tempering line needs.

±5°C Uniformity

Four to six independent PID-controlled heating zones with forced-air cross-flow circulation ensure temperature uniformity of ±5°C across the entire furnace volume — from center to edges, from top rack to bottom. This uniformity is critical: any cold spot could allow NiS inclusions to survive the heat soak cycle.

Multi-Layer Rack System

Stainless steel multi-layer racks with adjustable ceramic stand-off pins accommodate 1–5 layers of glass per load — maximizing throughput within the furnace volume. Rack height adjusts automatically for glass thickness from 3–25mm. Ceramic pins prevent glass-to-glass contact and avoid surface marking.

Continuous Data Logging

Every thermal cycle is logged in real-time — 12–24 temperature monitoring points, zone temperatures, heating/cooling rates, holding duration, and alarm events. Data is archived for quality certification and can be exported for customer traceability. OPC-UA integration feeds directly into factory MES systems.

EN 12150 / ASTM C1048 Compliant

The furnace thermal profile and control system are designed to meet EN 12150, EN 1863, and ASTM C1048 standards for heat soak testing of fully tempered glass. The PLC stores pre-programmed standard profiles and prevents cycle start if parameters are outside specification.

Motorized Door & Interlocks

The vertically-lifting furnace door is motorized with high-temperature silicone gasket sealing. Door interlocks prevent opening during any cycle phase above 100°C — protecting operators from thermal exposure. The door operation is synchronized with the conveyor system for seamless load/unload sequences.

Energy-Efficient Insulation

200mm ceramic fiber blanket insulation with Class A rating reduces heat loss to below 5% at 350°C — significantly lowering energy consumption compared to refractory brick alternatives. The insulation reaches operating temperature faster, reducing pre-heat time and total cycle energy.

Specifications

Technical Specs

Complete specifications for the Heat Soak Test Furnace range — 65 parameters.

Max Glass Size
3300×12000mm
Load Capacity
Up to 8500 KG/cycle
Holding Temperature
280–320°C
Holding Duration
2+ hours (programmable)
Temperature Uniformity
±5°C across furnace
Heating Zones
4–6 independent zones
Heating Method
Electric resistance (NiCr)
Control
PLC + 15" touchscreen HMI

Full Specifications

65 parameters
Machine NameHeat Soak Test Furnace
SeriesOther Processing Machines (07)
BrandHanTech
FunctionHeat soak testing of fully tempered glass panels (NiS phase transformation)
ProcessControlled heating → holding at 280–320°C → controlled cooling
Max Glass Size3300×12000mm (customizable)
Min Glass Size300×300mm
Glass Thickness3–25mm (tempered)
Load CapacityUp to 8500 KG per cycle
Load ConfigurationSingle layer or multi-layer rack
Rack TypeStainless steel, adjustable height pins
Rack Layers1–5 layers (glass size dependent)
Holding Temperature280–320°C (programmable)
Temperature Setpoint Accuracy±1°C
Holding Duration2–24 hours (programmable, default 2h)
Heating Rate2–5°C/min (programmable)
Cooling Rate2–5°C/min (programmable)
Temperature Uniformity±5°C across full furnace volume
Heating Zones4–6 independent zones (model dependent)
Zone ControlIndependent PID per zone
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Configuration Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of all three HST Furnace configurations.

HST-33 Standard
3300×6000mm, 4-Zone, 100kW
Recommended
HST-120 Professional
3300×12000mm, 6-Zone, 200kW
HST-120 Enterprise
3300×12000mm, 6-Zone, 250kW, Full Auto
Max Glass Size
3300×6000mm
3300×12000mm
3300×12000mm
Load Capacity
4000 KG
8500 KG
8500 KG
Heating Zones
4
6
6
Heating Power
80kW
180kW
220kW
Temperature Uniformity
±8°C
±5°C
±3°C
Rack Layers
1–3
1–5
1–5
Temperature Monitoring
12 points
24 points
24 points
HMI
10" touchscreen
15" touchscreen
15" touchscreen
Data Logging
Basic
Continuous + export
OPC-UA MES integration
Recipe Storage
50 jobs
99 jobs
99+ barcode-triggered
Loading System
Manual
Motorized conveyor
Auto robot
Fire Protection
Detection
Detection + CO2 suppression
Applications

What It Verifies

From architectural facades to overhead skylights — every tempered panel verified safe before installation.

Architectural Tempered Glass

Facade & Curtain Wall Safety

Heat soak testing is mandatory for fully tempered glass used in overhead, facade, and curtain wall applications where spontaneous breakage poses a safety risk. The HST Furnace processes full architectural panels up to 3300×12000mm — verifying every panel before installation.

Max Glass
3300×12000mm
Standard
EN 12150 / EN 1863
Throughput
8500 KG/cycle
Hold Time
2+ hours at 280–320°C
Full architectural panel sizes
EN 12150 / EN 1863 compliant profiles
Multi-layer rack for batch processing
Quality traceability for every panel
Configure

Choose Your Configuration

Three tiers — from basic HST compliance to fully automated production.

Maintenance

Maintenance Guide

Element inspection, thermocouple calibration, insulation checks — keep your HST furnace running at peak.

Inspect the furnace interior for damaged heating elements, loose thermocouple connections, or debris on the conveyor rollers. Check the door gasket for damage or wear. Verify all temperature readings are within normal range at start-up. Test the door interlock system. Inspect conveyor rollers for smooth rotation. Check the exhaust damper operation. Log any alarms or faults from the previous shift.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common queries about heat soak testing, NiS inclusions, and furnace operation.

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