The heating temperature of a box type resistance furnace can vary depending on the specific model and design. Different box type resistance furnaces may have different temperature ranges and control accuracies in design to meet the needs of different experiments and industrial applications.

Generally speaking, the temperature range of a box type resistance furnace can range from room temperature to several hundred degrees Celsius. Here are some possible temperature ranges:

Low temperature box type resistance furnace: suitable for lower temperature ranges, possibly between room temperature and several hundred degrees Celsius.

Medium temperature box type resistance furnace: covering a wide temperature range, which may reach hundreds of degrees Celsius, such as 300 ° C to 800 ° C.

High temperature box type resistance furnace: specially designed for high-temperature experiments, it can reach thousands of degrees Celsius, and the specific temperature depends on the design and performance of the furnace.

When choosing a box type resistance furnace, the following points should be noted:

Temperature range: Ensure that the temperature range of the resistance furnace meets the requirements of the experiment or application.

Temperature control accuracy: Different models of resistance furnaces may have different temperature control accuracies, which is important for experiments that require high precision.

Heating rate: Some experiments may require a faster heating rate, while others may require a slower heating rate.

In order to obtain accurate information, it is best to refer to the technical specifications of the specific model of box type resistance furnace or the information provided by the manufacturer.