Induction Heating Technology

Induction melting/heating furnaces are latest electromagnetic furnaces used for the melting/heating of various base metals, such as copper, aluminium, iron, and steel, and precious metals, including gold, silver, rhodium, and many more.

Induction furnaces offer a controllable, clean, and energy-efficient melting process. These furnaces are used by many foundries and steel plants. They also offer numerous benefits over traditional furnaces, such as cupola, arc, oil, and gas. These benefits include:

• Fast Heating – Induction furnaces works induction principal which is a quicker process compared to electric or gas heating.
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  Quick Start up – Full power is made available to the furnace through the energy-efficient power supply and no warm-up or cooling down cycle is required. This ensures a quick start up time.
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  Natural Stirring – Induction power supply create medium frequency electric current give a strong stirring action, which gives homogeneous mixtures of the liquid metal.
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  Reduced Refractory – Induction furnaces require fewer refractory materials as compared to fuel-fired units.
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  Energy Conservation – Induction furnaces are more efficient than convention furnace. These furnaces are capable of reducing the power consumption for melting metals.
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  Compact Installation – Induction furnaces are available in a wide range of sizes. The installation is rather compact as compared to other big and bulky furnaces.
• Higher Production Rates – The time of melting is shorter and this allows manufacturing companies to take advantage of higher production rates.