INDUCTION MELTING
The induction method is a clever and effective way to melt metals and glass. A variety of areas have been addressed by LJ Induction, including precious metal melting, tilting furnace melting, investment casting, and lab applications.
What is induction melting?
Metallic material is melted into liquid form in the crucible of an induction furnace during induction melting. Afterward, the molten material will be poured into a mold, usually.
What are the advantages of induction melting?
Fast, clean, and uniform melting is the hallmark of induction melting. As long as the process is correctly executed, induction melting can be used directly without the need for purification. This uniform heating of the metal also contributes to the quality of the finished product. Various ergonomic features are included in LJ melting systems. As a result, they increase productivity by allowing melting processes to proceed more quickly and comfortably, as well as making workplaces safer.
Where is induction melting used?
Foundries, universities, research centers, and laboratories use LJ Induction melting systems. All kinds of metals and alloys can be melted with these systems, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
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