10KG vacuum induction melting furnace

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The vacuum induction melting electric furnace is a new type of vacuum melting equipment that uses intermediate frequency induction heating. The furnace body is equipped with a spiral tube coil. When the coil is passed with intermediate frequency current, an alternating magnetic field is generated. Under the action of a magnetic field, metal furnace materials induce an electric potential and generate a circular current. This current is concentrated in the outer layer of the metal furnace material under the action of its own magnetic field (known as the skin effect), making the outer layer of the metal furnace material have a high current density, thereby producing a concentrated and powerful thermal effect, which heats or melts the metal material.

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Experimental vacuum induction melting furnaceIt is a vertical furnace type and periodic operation type used for melting and casting alloy steel, nickel based alloys, rare earth elements, etc. under vacuum or protective atmosphere. It can also be used for refining metal materials.

10KG vacuum induction melting furnaceModel Description:Z 'represents vacuum, G' represents induction, and the following number represents the rated weight of crucible smelting (with a specific gravity of 7.8g/cm)³The unit of measurement is kilograms.

10KG vacuum induction melting furnaceIt is a new type of vacuum melting equipment that uses intermediate frequency induction heating. The furnace body is equipped with a spiral tube coil. When the coil is passed with intermediate frequency current, an alternating magnetic field is generated. Under the action of a magnetic field, metal furnace materials induce an electric potential and generate a circular current. This current is concentrated in the outer layer of the metal furnace material under the action of its own magnetic field (known as the skin effect), making the outer layer of the metal furnace material have a high current density, thereby producing a concentrated and powerful thermal effect, which heats or melts the metal material.