An induction furnace uses a combination of electrical resistance and hysteresis losses to heat metal.

The furnace heats the metal by exposing it to the magnetic field around a coil-carrying alternating current.

These enclosed structures use induction heating sources to produce heat for industrial purposes.

In order to withstand long-term use, induction furnaces are made with a variety of heat-resistant (refractory) elements to.

The enclosed space within the furnace holds the material, gas, or air being heated until the desired temperature is reached.

Within an induction furnace, the heated area is easily controlled by the shape and size of the inductor coil, yielding a uniform, high-performance end-product.

Capacity - 2 x 15 tonnes