Channel-type induction furnaces
Channel-type furnaces are used both for melting scraps and bulky charge material as well as for storing/holding various alloys and finally as heatable casting furnaces. The benefits of this furnace type are the high electro-thermal efficiency and good metal bath mixing which produces homogeneous alloys with a constant, uniform temperature.
Take a look at the following examples for information on the versatile, process-specific design and use of this furnace type:
- Scrap melting in the chanel-type induction furnace
- Storing of copper
- Storage and casting furnace for continuous casting
- Storing of gray cast iron
- Storing of Al-Si alloys
- Piece galvanising in the channel-type induction furnace
- Strip galvanising in the channel-type induction furnace
- Horizontal continuous casting
- Resonant circuit converters
- Vertical continous casting
- Vertical continuous casting of precision tubes
- Horizontal low-pressure casting
- Casting of sanitary fittings