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Tube Furnace Manufacturer & Supplier in Bangalore
Bangalore, Karnataka
Shrinitha Scientific is a tube furnace manufacturer supplying laboratories and industries across Bangalore. Every furnace is built at our own manufacturing unit in Vasai East, Maharashtra, tested before dispatch, and delivered to Bangalore with installation guidance and spares support.
Bangalore is India’s aerospace and electronics hub, home to HAL, BEL and ISRO units, semiconductor and electronics R&D in Electronic City and Whitefield, and research institutes such as IISc and JNCASR. Many of them need a reliable tube furnace for controlled-atmosphere annealing, calcination, sintering, CVD and material synthesis. We supply 1200°C and 1800°C tube furnaces in single- or multi-zone designs, horizontal or vertical, with quartz or alumina work tubes and optional gas-flow and vacuum accessories.
What is a Tube Furnace?
A tube furnace is an electrically heated cylindrical furnace in which samples are processed inside a quartz or alumina work tube. Because the tube can be sealed, purged with gas or evacuated, it is the standard choice for controlled-atmosphere annealing, calcination, CVD and material synthesis.
Tube Furnace Models Supplied in Bangalore
Single- or multi-zone with quartz or alumina tube. Ideal for annealing, calcination, CVD and catalyst work under gas.
MoSi2 heating elements with high-purity alumina tube for advanced ceramics and high-temperature materials research.
Prices shown are starting prices for the base configuration, ex-works Vasai, excluding GST. Final price depends on tube size, zones, controller and options. Each furnace is made to order and dispatched in 7–21 working days; delivery to Bangalore takes 3–5 days and is included in the quote. As furnaces are custom-built, returns are not accepted; manufacturing defects are covered under our service support.
Who Uses Our Tube Furnaces in Bangalore
Aerospace & defence
Inert-atmosphere processing of superalloys and ceramics in R&D labs at HAL, BEL and ISRO units.
Electronics & semiconductor R&D
Oxidation, diffusion and CVD research in Electronic City and Whitefield.
Universities & research institutes
CVD, nanomaterial and thin-film synthesis at IISc and JNCASR.
EV & battery materials
Cathode and anode material synthesis under oxygen or argon at EV and battery start-ups.
Pharma & bulk-drug labs
Catalyst activation and controlled-atmosphere drying studies in R&D labs in Bommasandra and Jigani.
Automotive & component makers
Controlled-atmosphere annealing and brazing trials in Peenya and Bidadi.
Key Areas in Bangalore Where Tube Furnaces Are in Demand
We supply tube furnaces across Bangalore and its surrounding industrial belts. These are the hubs where demand is highest:
| Area | Industries & institutions | Typical tube furnace use |
|---|---|---|
| Peenya Industrial Area | Engineering, tooling and precision component units | Atmosphere annealing, brazing trials |
| Electronic City | Electronics, semiconductor design and biotech | Oxidation, diffusion, CVD research |
| Bommasandra & Jigani | Pharma, biotech and electronics manufacturers | Catalyst activation, inert-gas drying studies |
| Whitefield (EPIP) | Electronics, R&D centres and engineering | Oxidation, diffusion, CVD research |
| Malleshwaram & Yeshwanthpur | Indian Institute of Science (IISc) | CVD, nanomaterial and thin-film synthesis |
| Jakkur | JNCASR and materials research labs | CVD, nanomaterial and thin-film synthesis |
| Jalahalli & Vimanapura | HAL, BEL and ISRO units | Inert-gas processing of alloys and ceramics |
| Bidadi & Doddaballapur | Automotive and aerospace manufacturing parks | Atmosphere annealing, brazing trials |
Tube Furnace Applications for Bangalore Labs & Industries
| Materials research | Process & industrial R&D | Academic research |
|---|---|---|
| Nanomaterial & thin-film synthesis | Catalyst calcination & activation | Material science experiments |
| Chemical vapour deposition (CVD) | Battery electrode materials | Ceramic sintering studies |
| Annealing under inert gas | Powder metallurgy trials | Phase-transformation studies |
| Calcination of inorganic compounds | Brazing and joining trials | Thesis and project research |
| Sintering of advanced ceramics | Mineral roasting and reduction | Teaching laboratories |
Technical Specifications – Tube Furnace
| Parameter | Specification / options |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | 1200°C / 1800°C models |
| Heating elements | Resistance wire (1200°C), MoSi2 (1800°C) |
| Temperature control | Digital PID / programmable controller |
| Heating zones | Single zone / multiple zones |
| Orientation | Horizontal / vertical, as available |
| Work tube | Quartz or high-purity alumina, selected by temperature |
| Atmosphere | Air, inert or controlled gas; vacuum on suitable models |
| Accessories | Gas inlet/outlet, flow meters, vacuum flanges, data logging |
| Safety | Over-temperature protection and electrical safety provisions |
Specifications vary with model and configuration. See the full tube furnace range for details.
Why Bangalore Buyers Choose Shrinitha Scientific
- Built at our own works in Vasai East, Maharashtra, and dispatched by road to Bangalore
- Visit and inspect your furnace at our works before dispatch
- ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing with pre-dispatch functional testing
- Custom builds — temperature, tube size, zones, gas and vacuum options, controller
- Installation guidance, spares and service support for customers in Bangalore
- Application-focused advice to match the furnace to your process
How to Order a Tube Furnace in Bangalore
1. Share your requirement
Tell us your maximum temperature, tube diameter, heating-zone length, atmosphere and heating cycle.
2. Specification & quotation
We recommend a model or custom design and send a technical offer.
3. Manufacturing & testing
Built at our Vasai works and tested before dispatch — you can attend the test.
4. Delivery to Bangalore
Safely packed and delivered to your lab or plant, with installation guidance.
Tube Furnace in Bangalore – FAQs
1. Do you supply tube furnaces in Bangalore?
Yes. Shrinitha Scientific manufactures tube furnaces at its own works in Vasai East, Palghar, and supplies them across Bangalore and its industrial areas, including Peenya Industrial Area, Electronic City, Bommasandra & Jigani and Whitefield.
2. What temperature ranges are available in your tube furnaces?
Tube furnaces are offered in models up to 1200°C and 1800°C, in single-zone or multi-zone designs. Quartz work tubes are used at lower temperatures and high-purity alumina tubes for higher-temperature operation.
3. Can I inspect the tube furnace before it is dispatched to Bangalore?
Yes. You are welcome to visit our works at Vasai East, Palghar, and see your furnace tested before it is packed and dispatched by road to Bangalore.
4. Which tube furnace is suitable for high-temperature materials research for aerospace or defence?
An 1800°C tube furnace with an alumina tube and gas-flow fittings suits superalloy and ceramic research under argon. A 1200°C model is sufficient for lower-temperature annealing work.
5. Can you make a tube furnace with a custom tube size or gas and vacuum setup?
Yes. Heating-zone length, number of zones, work tube diameter and material, orientation, controller and gas-flow or vacuum accessories can be configured for your application.
6. How do I get a tube furnace price for delivery in Bangalore?
Send us your maximum temperature, tube diameter, heating-zone length, atmosphere and heating cycle through the enquiry form or call +91 88284 43924. We will recommend a suitable model and share a quotation for delivery to your site in Bangalore.
Need a Tube Furnace in Bangalore?
Tell us your maximum temperature, tube diameter, heating-zone length, atmosphere and heating cycle. Our team will recommend the right tube furnace and share a quotation for delivery to your site in Bangalore.