Induction Melting

What is Induction Melting?

Induction melting is a process in which an induction melting furnace is used to heat a melting metal and glass to its melting point. Metal to be melted is usually placed in a crucible and heated with induction to its melting point. Induction melting is safe, cleaner and flexible than common foundry methods. Induction melting is exceptionally fast, clean and uniform. The even heat induced in the metal also adds to a high-quality end result. Induction melting is used in universities, foundries, laboratories and research centres. Induction melting also provides clean heating which is conducive to the environment. Precision Instruments & Allieds offers a full range of induction melters, from bench top models to industrial melters.