Induction melting
Induction heating is a smart and proven way of melting metal and glass.
Introduction
Induction melting is a process where metal is melted into liquid form in the crucible of an induction furnace. The molten metal is then poured from the crucible, usually into a mould. ENRX has developed solutions within a variety of areas such as precious metals, tilting furnace melting, investment casting and lab applications.
- Induction melting is clean, so it is possible to skip the purification stage
- Uniform heat induced in the metal contributes to a high-quality end result
- Advanced ergonomic features make workplaces safer and increase productivity
An ENRX furnace at work. This graphite crucible contains molten brass.
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Induction heating is a smart and proven way of melting metal and glass.
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Induction melting is a process where metal is melted into liquid form in an induction furnace’s crucible. The molten metal is then poured from the crucible, usually into a cast.
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Roll-over furnace ensures operation comfort.
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ENRX furnaces maximise productivity and product quality. For example, the dedicated crucibles in moving coil furnaces eliminate inter-alloy contamination.
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FIB is our range of single-axis tilting furnaces. The FIB coreless (shown here) features an innovative coil design that maximises efficiency.
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A new 1.200 kilo-capacity single-axis tilting furnace being installed at a bearing manufacturer’s facility.
