Melting Furnaces

• Melting is one of the major application of the induction heating
• Proven design for a high degree of reliability and safety
• Our furnaces is suited for the following foundry applications: Steel foundries, Non-ferrous metal foundries, Laboratory test furnaces, Precious metal furnaces and many other foundry applications

Melting metals with induction heating has following advantages:

• homogenous consistency and temperature,
• quality and purity of the mold,
• minimal presence of gases in the mold,
• possibility of conducting the process in the vacuum or protected atmosphere.

Major Features

• The furnace body and pouring system are designed with steel profiles, providing safe workflow during the pouring of the charge from the furnace. The pouring shield prevents the spilling of the charge on the inductor.
• The robust steel construction of the pouring system minimizes the distortion during the pouring of the charge, protecting and saving the insulation lining.
  
• The furnaces are built for both ferrous and nonferrous metals. For ferrous metals the pouring system is usually designed with rammed lining, and for nonferrous metals with graphite vessel.
  
• The induction coil is made of rectangular profiled copper tubes, contributing to firmness, longevity and great efficiency of the coil.
• Magnetic yokes of furnaces enable low magnetic radiations workplace requirements.
• Efficient water cooling of the induction coil provides for a longer life of the insulation lining.
• The pouring system is equipped with electrical hydraulic pump for pouring the charge, and also with an emergency or power failure manual standby pump.
• We are manufacturing single or double furnaces, with single power supply unit.
• Proven furnace design and the efficient IGBT converter reduce power consumption and energy losses.

 Double furnace

 Double furnace with push-out crucible

Furnace with crucible AX300

Continuous casting furnaces