Customization Process

Chamber width and height follow your part geometry. Heated-zone length follows your output. Conveying is mesh belt, steel belt or roller — whichever suits the part. From drawing sign-off to factory acceptance, each node is confirmed by our General Manager before the project moves to the next one.

  • 50days

    Standard lead time, mesh-belt furnace

  • 90days

    Standard lead time, roller-hearth furnace

  • 3

    Conveying options: mesh belt, steel belt, roller

  • 4

    Delivery nodes, each confirmed by the General Manager

01

How the furnace is sized to your workpiece

Three variables decide the build. All three come from your drawing and your production plan — not from a standard size list.

Chamber width & height — from the part

The usable chamber is sized to the workpiece you actually run. Send the part drawing or the part dimensions and the chamber is built to that geometry, so you are not forcing a part into a standard box and not paying to heat space you never use.

Heated-zone length — from the output

Heated-zone length sets how much work the furnace can carry at temperature. It is derived from the output you need together with the process time the part must spend at temperature, then confirmed with you at drawing sign-off.

Conveying — mesh belt, steel belt or roller

All three conveying methods are available on a custom build. We recommend one against part shape, part weight and the surface quality you need, and the reason goes into the drawing package so the choice stays traceable later.

02

From contract to shipment: four nodes, four confirmations

The same four nodes apply to every project. Each one is confirmed before the next one starts, and the General Manager’s confirmation is what moves the project forward.

Node What happens Confirmed by
Drawing sign-off Chamber size, heated-zone length, conveying method, utilities and the dates in the node table are fixed. The delivery clock in the next section starts here. General Manager
Material arrival Incoming steel, components and controls are received and checked in against the signed bill of materials before fabrication begins. General Manager
Trial assembly Frame, chamber, conveyor and drive are pre-assembled at our works, so fit and alignment are proven here rather than on your floor. General Manager
Factory acceptance The acceptance items and criteria agreed with you in advance are inspected together, and shipment is released on two signatures. General Manager + customer

Nothing moves to the next node without the confirmation shown in the last column.

03

Lead time, stated up front

Two standard schedules, both counted from drawing sign-off to factory acceptance — the two ends of the node table above.

50days

Mesh-belt furnaces

Standard configuration, from drawing sign-off to factory acceptance.

90days

Roller-hearth furnaces

Standard configuration, from drawing sign-off to factory acceptance.

Long-lead items are identified during contract review, and each of them gets its own date in the node table before the contract is signed — so they are not discovered halfway through production. A build that falls outside the standard range is quoted with its own schedule, not with a standard figure.

04

Four documents travel with the furnace

They ship with the machine, so the people who install, operate and maintain it have the information on site instead of in an email thread.

Packing list

Item-by-item list of what is in the shipment, so nothing is signed for unseen.

Operation manual

Operating sequence and settings for the configuration actually delivered.

Electrical drawings

Wiring and control architecture, the drawings your electricians will work from.

Wear-part drawings

Drawings of the consumable parts, so replacements can be identified and ordered.

05

Factory acceptance is a joint inspection

Not a self-declaration, and not a surprise on arrival. The acceptance items and the acceptance criteria are agreed with you before the machine is built.

Who accepts, and on what

At the fourth node the agreed items are inspected together at our works. Shipment is released on two signatures — our General Manager’s and your representative’s. If an agreed item does not pass, the machine does not ship.

  • Acceptance items and criteria agreed up front, not chosen at the end
  • Inspected together, at the works, before shipment
  • Release requires both signatures
Signature 1 General Manager · Changxing Jiacheng Furnace
Signature 2 Customer representative · your nominated inspector

FAQ

Questions buyers ask before a custom build

Can you build the chamber to my workpiece instead of a standard model?
Yes. Chamber width and height are designed around the workpiece you actually run, not around a catalogue box. Send the part drawing or the part dimensions and the usable chamber is sized to that geometry; the final dimensions are fixed at drawing sign-off, which the General Manager confirms.
How is the heated-zone length decided?
From your output. We take the output you need and the process time the part has to spend at temperature, and derive the heated-zone length from those two figures rather than from a fixed model. The resulting length is confirmed with you at drawing sign-off and is not changed silently afterwards.
Mesh belt, steel belt or roller conveyor — which one do I need?
All three conveying methods are available on a custom build. We recommend one against part shape, part weight and the surface quality you need, and we write the reason into the drawing package so the choice stays traceable after delivery.
How long is the lead time, and what can change it?
A standard mesh-belt furnace is quoted at 50 days and a roller-hearth furnace at 90 days, counted from drawing sign-off to factory acceptance. Long-lead items are identified during contract review and each gets its own date in the delivery node table, so they are not discovered halfway through production.
What documents ship with the furnace, and who signs the factory acceptance?
The packing list, the operation manual, the electrical drawings and the wear-part drawings travel with the machine. Factory acceptance is a joint inspection: the acceptance items and acceptance criteria are agreed with you in advance, and release for shipment requires the signature of our General Manager and the signature of your representative.

Start with your workpiece

Send a part drawing, a photo, or just the dimensions and the output you need per hour. We come back with the chamber size, the heated-zone length and the conveying recommendation — plus a node table with the dates already filled in.

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