Medium frequency induction furnace features
Many people don't know the medium frequency induction furnace and think it is a casting electric furnace. However, is this really the case? Although it is indeed a medium frequency electric furnace for casting, there is still a lot of information that you need to know.
The medium frequency induction furnace refers to an induction furnace with a working frequency in the range of 150 to 10000 Hz, and has the advantages of high melting speed, high production efficiency, strong adaptability, flexible use, good electromagnetic stirring effect, convenient starting operation, and the like.
The medium frequency induction furnace is especially suitable for large, medium and small furnaces with a capacity of 10kg and several tens of tons. It is used for smelting and liquid metal insulation of steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals such as copper and aluminum, and it has strong adaptability to the charge. Intermittent operation, furnace structure and use are similar to power frequency centerless induction furnace. Since the 1970s, with the increasing power and reliability of high efficiency, static and metal-saving thyristor intermediate frequency power supplies, the intermediate frequency furnace has developed rapidly at home and abroad, not only in small and medium capacity, but also in large and large Capacity is also replacing the power frequency heartless induction furnace.
