Electric induction furnaces have become essential in contemporary metal production, providing fast, precise, and environmentally responsible methods for melting and heat treatment. Advanced induction furnace technology ensures reliable performance and high-quality output across a wide range of metals.
1. Consistent Performance and Reliability
Modern induction furnaces feature sophisticated control systems that maintain stable operation under varying load conditions. Built-in protections against overvoltage, overcurrent, and phase loss reduce downtime and safeguard both equipment and operators. This reliability is especially important for industries where consistent output and operational safety are critical.
2. Automated Power Adjustment
Induction furnaces can automatically regulate voltage and current to match the changing metal load during operation. This reduces the need for manual intervention, improves efficiency, and ensures uniform heating for both small and large production batches.
3. Faster Melting with Precise Temperature Control
Electromagnetic stirring promotes rapid and even melting, allowing operators to maintain tight temperature control. The result is high-quality metal with minimal waste, higher throughput, and lower energy consumption.
4. Advanced Safety Monitoring
Real-time monitoring systems detect anomalies such as overheating, water shortages, or electrical faults. Automatic shutdown and alerts protect the furnace and operators, providing a safer production environment.
1. Metal Smelting
Induction furnaces are widely used to melt steel, alloy steel, cast iron, copper, aluminum, and zinc. These furnaces offer an efficient, eco-friendly solution, producing high-purity metals while minimizing energy use and emissions.
2. Heat Treatment Processes
Furnaces are critical for quenching, annealing, and tempering components such as gears, shafts, and tools. Proper heat treatment improves strength, hardness, and longevity of industrial parts.
3. Precision Metal Components
Controlled temperature and uniform heating make induction furnaces ideal for producing high-precision metal parts, including gears, tool guides, and ductile iron components, ensuring consistent quality and performance.
4. Pipes and Cables Manufacturing
Electric furnaces also support production of metal pipes and cables, including aluminum-plastic and steel-plastic types. Even heat distribution and accurate temperature control help meet international standards for durability and material quality.
Industrial electric induction furnaces are a practical, high-performance solution for manufacturers seeking efficiency, precision, and reliability in metal processing.



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℃.