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Consarc - Two Chamber Vertical Induction Skull Melting Furnace

Two Chamber Vertical Induction Skull Melting Furnace

Consarc offers Induction Skull Melting (ISM) furnaces which is a method of melting metals in a segmented water-cooled copper vessel while under vacuum or controlled atmosphere using an induction coil.

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Consarc’s two chamber vertical furnaces are excellent for the production of high volume castings with great variations in mold height. Consarc ISM furnaces provide superior chemical and thermal homogenaity when compared to more traditional methods of melting reactive materials such as arc skull casting.

Features of this product

Semi-Continuous operation
High Throughput
No vacuum break of the melt chamber to charge furnace
Good for alloys that require highest possible vacuum levels
Pit and High Overhead Clearance Required

Specifications of this product

Capacities: 5kg – 100kg+
Vacuum Levels: up to 1×10-5 torr
Copper Crucible from a single forged piece of material
CCTV System for viewing melt remotely
Remote controls for safe operation
Vacuum isolated mold chamber

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Features of this product

Semi-Continuous operation
High Throughput
No vacuum break of the melt chamber to charge furnace
Good for alloys that require highest possible vacuum levels
Pit and High Overhead Clearance Required

Specifications of this product

Capacities: 5kg – 100kg+
Vacuum Levels: up to 1×10-5 torr
Copper Crucible from a single forged piece of material
CCTV System for viewing melt remotely
Remote controls for safe operation
Vacuum isolated mold chamber

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To contact Inductotherm Group Australia about Consarc Two Chamber Vertical Induction Skull Melting Furnace use Get a quote.

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Consarc’s two-chamber vertical induction skull melting furnace melts metals in a segmented, water-cooled copper vessel under vacuum or a controlled atmosphere using an induction coil. Its two-chamber design lets operators charge the furnace with a new load without breaking the melt chamber’s vacuum. Producers making high volumes of castings with widely varying mould heights can use it.