Induction Furnaces

Refractory Casing for Induction Furnace Refractory casing, as known as high temperature-resistant casing, or silicone rubber fiberglass casing, is made of high-purity alkali-free glass fiber, and then coated with organic silica gel on the outer wall of the pipe and vulcanized. After vulcanization, it can be used for a long time in the temperature range of -65°C - 260°C and maintain its soft and elastic properties. The refractory casing can be used in high-temperature workshops. Many pipes, valves, or equipment have very high internal temperatures. If they are not covered with protective materials, it is easy to cause burns or heat loss. The refractory sleeve has better thermal stability, radiation resistance, and heat insulation than other polymer materials, preventing accidents and reducing energy consumption. If the temperature is too high, save the cooling cost. Moisture-proof, oil-proof, weather-proof, and anti-pollution, prolong the service life of the equipment. The cables and hy

Electric arc VS Induction Furnace The Difference Between  Electric Arc Furnace VS Induction Furnace The Cost Difference Between Electric Arc Furnace VS Induction Furnace Compared with the electric arc furnace, the steelmaking cost of the induction furnace is lower, and it is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (small workshops) However, the steel he smelt has many impurities and high carbon content, so the steel smelted is not pure. If the requirements are not high, you can choose induction furnace steelmaking. The volume of the electric arc furnace is generally more than 3 tons, so only enterprises with a certain scale can use the electric arc furnace, and the steel produced by it is relatively pure. The difference in Electricity Consumption Between Electric Arc Furnace VS Induction Furnace The Same Points:                               1. Both use electricity;                              2. Both have a rectifier circuit The Difference:  1. The electric arc furnace uses

Second Hand Induction Melting Furnace 1. Brief Introduction of Second Hand Induction Melting Furnace The second hand medium-frequency induction melting furnace uses IGBT as a magnetic core inverter. The alternating current in the coil melts the metal in the crucible, then heats the hot metal to the temperature it needs to be heat treated before forging, sintering, and hot rolling in the foundry and smelting industry. 2. Application of Second Hand Induction Melting Furnace LSZ series induction melting furnaces can melt the following materials: (1) Iron, pig iron, cast iron; (2) Steel, stainless steel, cast steel, carbon steel, and bearing steel; (3) Precious metals such as gold, and silver; (4) copper, brass, bronze; (5) aluminum, aluminum alloy; (6) Zinc, lead, tin, magnesium, nickel, titanium. Features of Second Hand Induction Melting Furnaces (1) High efficiency: induction power, heat transfer to the furnace in a short time. (2) Energy saving: Compared with traditional melting metho

How Does an Electric Induction Furnace Work? The electric induction furnace is a power supply device that converts the power frequency of 50HZ alternating current into an intermediate frequency (above 300HZ to 1000HZ). It converts three-phase power frequency alternating current into direct current after rectification and then converts direct current into adjustable intermediate frequency current, which is supplied by capacitors. And the medium-frequency alternating current flowing in the induction coil generates high-density magnetic force lines in the induction coil, and cuts the metal material contained in the induction coil, generating a large eddy current in the metal material. The working frequency of an electric induction furnace  (hereinafter referred to as an intermediate frequency furnace) is between 50 and 10 Hz, and it is widely used in the smelting of non-ferrous metals and ferrous metals. Compared with other casting equipment, the medium-frequency induction furnace has th

Heating Principle of Intermediate Frequency Induction Furnace The working frequency of the intermediate frequency induction furnace is between 100 and 10000 Hz. It is widely used for heating and smelting non-ferrous and ferrous metals. The editor of Haishan Electromechanical believes that the intermediate frequency induction furnace has high thermal efficiency and heating compared with other heating equipment. It has the advantages of fast speed, short heating time, less alloy element burning loss, wide smelting material, low environmental pollution, and accurate control of heating temperature and smelting composition. Composition of medium frequency induction furnace The intermediate frequency induction furnace system is composed of the transformer of the power supply part, the intermediate frequency power cabinet of the intermediate frequency power supply part, the induction coil of the furnace body part, the closed cooling tower of the cooling part, the auxiliary transmission part,

Electric Induction Furnace Diagram Induction furnace steelmaking is a steelmaking method that uses induction electrothermal effect to heat and melts metal. It is especially suitable for smelting a small amount of high-quality steel and alloy with high-quality raw materials (high-quality scrap steel, ferroalloy, etc.). The vacuum induction furnace equipped with a vacuum system is an important piece of equipment for smelting high-quality alloys. Induction furnaces are widely used in metal smelting and are the main equipment in foundry and heat treatment workshops. The intermediate frequency induction furnace converts the three-phase power frequency alternating current into direct current after rectification, and then converts the direct current into an adjustable intermediate frequency (above 300hz to 20khz) power supply, and flows through the intermediate frequency alternating current in the capacitor and induction coil to generate high density. The magnetic line of force cuts the meta

Electric Induction Furnace Steel Electric Furnace Steel Electric furnace steel is steel produced in a steelmaking furnace powered by electricity. There are many types of electric furnaces, including electric arc furnaces, induction electric furnaces , electro-slag furnaces, electron beam furnaces, and consumable electric arc furnaces. But the so-called electric furnace steel is the steel produced by a basic electric arc furnace. There are various types of electric furnace steel, mostly high-quality carbon structural steel, tool steel, and alloy steel. The electric furnace steel has excellent quality and uniform properties. When the carbon content is the same, the strength and plasticity are better than open hearth steel. Electric furnace steelmaking has the advantages of less pollution, high thermal efficiency, and high smelting quality. But it also has the disadvantages of large power consumption and high production cost. Electric furnace steel production is one of the main production

  Application Range of Medium Frequency Induction Furnace (1) Intermediate frequency induction furnace is used for forging and rolling 1. Wheel forgings, ring forgings, shaft forgings, cylinder forgings, gear forgings, stainless steel forgings, and large flanges. 2. Hot heading of standard parts and fasteners, such as heating for tempering, forging, and extrusion of high tools. 4. Quenching and tempering of bar materials (2) Intermediate frequency induction furnaces are used for smelting 　 Including the smelting of steel, gold, silver, copper, and aluminum, especially in the foundry industry (3) Intermediate frequency induction furnace is used for heat treatment 1. Heat treatment of various hardware tools and hand tools. Such as pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers, axes, etc. 2. High-frequency hardened crank pins, sprockets, camshafts, valves, various rocker arms, rocker shafts for various auto parts and motorcycle parts; various gears, spline shafts, transmission axles, High-frequ