An induction metal melting furnace is one of the most widely used solutions in modern foundries for melting and heating metals. Known for its fast melting speed, energy efficiency, and flexibility in handling various alloys, it has become an essential tool in casting, forging, and metal recycling industries.
Below, Luoyang Judian shares nine key advantages that make induction melting furnaces the preferred choice for manufacturers worldwide.
Our medium-frequency power supply uses a voltage-type series inverter design, operating at zero rectifier adjustment. This ensures a power factor above 0.95 under all working conditions, reducing energy losses and improving overall operational efficiency.
Thanks to the small reactive current in the series resonant circuit, energy use is significantly reduced. For example, melting 0.5 tons of iron at 1,450°C consumes only about 680 kWh, while 1,600°C alloy steel requires about 720 kWh. Over time, the cost savings can exceed USD 15,000 annually compared to traditional systems.
Unlike older furnace types, power remains constant throughout the melting process regardless of furnace condition. This stability is especially beneficial when melting stainless steel, copper, aluminum, industrial silicon, and other non-magnetic metals, ensuring fast melting with fewer impurities.
A 0.5-ton furnace rated at 300 kW can run on a transformer below 315 kW, leaving extra capacity for other equipment like pumps, lighting, and overhead cranes, helping to reduce infrastructure costs.
The furnace’s electromagnetic stirring keeps molten metal components evenly mixed, preventing segregation and reducing alloy burn-off. This ensures consistent chemical composition and optimizes the reuse of scrap metal.
Using sweep-frequency zero-voltage soft-start technology, the furnace can start or stop at any time, in any condition, without impacting the power grid. Operators can also change molten metal batches with minimal downtime.
With flexible, smooth power adjustment, operators can accurately control melting temperatures, ensuring consistent casting quality and reducing defects.
Depending on production needs, induction furnaces can be equipped with manual, electric, or hydraulic tilting for safe and efficient pouring.
Induction furnaces produce low noise, minimal emissions, and no combustion byproducts, making them compliant with global environmental regulations and improving working conditions.
From energy savings and fast melting to flexible operation and environmental compliance, induction metal melting furnaces deliver measurable benefits for foundries of all sizes.
Luoyang Judian specializes in high-performance induction furnace systems designed for long-term reliability, safety, and cost efficiency.
Contact us today to learn how our induction melting solutions can help optimize your production.
Induction billet furnaces can heat billets to temperatures ranging from room temperature to over 1200°C.
After the Slab is pulled out from the continuous casting machine,Surface temperature is 750 ~ 850℃.
The melting furnace mainly melting the steel, iron and metal. The equipment is mainly composed of power control cabinet and melting furnace body.