10kg metal melting furnace is divided into types
Resistance melting furnace: uses electric current to generate heat through resistance wire to melt metal. Its temperature control is relatively precise and suitable for melting a variety of metals, such as aluminum, copper, etc. For a melting furnace of this size, the power usually ranges from several kilowatts to more than ten kilowatts, depending on the type of metal to be melted and the required melting speed.
Induction melting furnace: The metal is heated by generating eddy currents inside the metal through the principle of electromagnetic induction. This melting furnace has a fast heating speed and high thermal efficiency.
The 10kg induction melting furnace can heat the metal to the melting temperature in a shorter time and is often used to melt metals such as iron and steel. 10kg metal melting furnace is often used for
In small metal processing workshops, the 10kg melting furnace can meet the production needs of small batches of metal parts, such as manufacturing some special alloy parts, artistic castings, etc.
In the field of scientific research, it can be used for material research to explore the changes in the characteristics of different metal components during the melting process.
Operation precautions
Safety protection: High temperatures will be generated during the smelting process, and operators need to wear professional high-temperature protection equipment, such as heat-insulating gloves, goggles, etc.
Equipment preheating: The smelting furnace needs to be preheated before smelting to ensure the stability of the equipment and extend the service life of the equipment.
Metal material processing: Before placing the metal material into the smelting furnace, it needs to be cleaned and dried to avoid impurities affecting the smelting quality.
Induction furnace supporting equipment