
Melting Furnaces
Coreless induction melting furnaces for steel, iron, copper and aluminium — steel-shell, aluminium-shell and dual-track, with hydraulic 95° tilting.
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Induction heating manufacturer since 1998 · Built to your grid voltage · Installation & commissioning worldwide
Products
Five equipment families covering the full induction chain. Every machine is built to your alloy, output and grid voltage — the model tables below are starting points, not fixed catalogue items.

Coreless induction melting furnaces for steel, iron, copper and aluminium — steel-shell, aluminium-shell and dual-track, with hydraulic 95° tilting.
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KGPS thyristor parallel-resonance and IGBT series-resonance inverters from 100 kW to 2,500 kW, with constant-power tracking and full protection. Larger ratings built to order.
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Through-heating and surface-hardening lines for billets, bars, tubes and finished parts, with closed-loop temperature control and automatic handling.
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Vacuum and controlled-atmosphere furnaces to 3,000 °C for superalloys, hard metals, graphite purification and advanced ceramics.
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The supporting equipment and consumables that decide furnace uptime — cooling towers, hydraulic stations, water-cooled cables, capacitors and refractory linings.
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Coreless induction melting furnaces for steel, iron, copper and aluminium — steel-shell, aluminium-shell and dual-track, with hydraulic 95° tilting.
FL-GW-SS
Fully welded steel-shell furnace with magnetic yoke and hydraulic 95° tilting, from 0.5 to 5 tons per body — the standard choice for continuous foundry melting.
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FL-GW-AS
Lightweight aluminium-frame furnace for small and medium foundries — lower installed cost, faster relining, ideal below 3 tons.
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FL-GW-DT
Two furnace bodies sharing a single medium frequency power supply, switched from one console so melting never stops for a lining change.
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FL-GWL
Low-frequency induction furnace tuned for aluminium and its alloys, with gentle stirring, low burn-off and a holding mode for die-casting lines.
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FL-GWT
Medium frequency furnace for copper, brass and bronze with zinc-vapour extraction and tilting pour, sized 100 kg to 10 tons.
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FL-CRU
Resistance-heated pot furnace in 1,000 °C and 1,200 °C ratings — for element analysis, assay, small-batch metal melting and heat treatment of small steel parts.
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FL-HQ
Bench and floor-standing furnaces from 1 kg to 100 kg with fast heat-up and tight temperature control, for R&D, dental, jewellery and investment casting.
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KGPS thyristor parallel-resonance and IGBT series-resonance inverters from 100 kW to 2,500 kW, with constant-power tracking and full protection. Larger ratings built to order.
FL-KGPS
Rugged SCR parallel-resonance inverter, 100–2,500 kW, built for continuous foundry melting and tolerant of weak or noisy grids. Larger ratings built to order.
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FL-IGBT
Solid-state IGBT inverter with high power factor across the load range, low harmonics and fine control — for heating lines and modern melting shops.
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FL-PS-1D2
A single inverter feeding two furnace bodies or two heating stations through an interlocked switching cabinet — melt on one, reline the other.
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Through-heating and surface-hardening lines for billets, bars, tubes and finished parts, with closed-loop temperature control and automatic handling.
FL-IH-BIL
GTR series through-heating line for round and square billets, with pyrometer control, hot and cold reject gates and press synchronisation.
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FL-IH-END
Heats only the section to be formed — hand tools, axles, anchor bolts and eye bolts — cutting energy per part sharply versus full-length heating.
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FL-IH-HRD
Scan or single-shot hardening with servo traverse, integrated quench and closed-loop power control — repeatable case depth on shafts, gears and rails.
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FL-IH-QT
In-line hardening plus tempering in a single continuous pass — for steel strand, PC bar, drill rod, grinding rod and tube, with per-zone temperature control.
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FL-IH-PIP
In-line heating for pipe coating, bending, normalising and plate hot-forming, with continuous throughput and zone temperature control.
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Vacuum and controlled-atmosphere furnaces to 3,000 °C for superalloys, hard metals, graphite purification and advanced ceramics.
FL-VIM
Melting and casting under vacuum or inert atmosphere from 5 kg to 2 tons, for nickel superalloys, titanium alloys, magnetic alloys and clean specialty steels.
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FL-VSF
Programmable vacuum and partial-pressure sintering to 2,200 °C with a uniform hot zone, for tungsten carbide, ceramics and PM components.
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FL-VHP
Simultaneous heat and uniaxial pressure to 2,300 °C and 500 kN, producing near-full-density parts from materials that will not densify by sintering alone.
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FL-GPF
Vacuum high-temperature furnace that purifies graphite powder, electrodes and shaped products by volatilising metallic impurities.
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The supporting equipment and consumables that decide furnace uptime — cooling towers, hydraulic stations, water-cooled cables, capacitors and refractory linings.
FL-AUX-COOL
Two-circuit cooling with a plate heat exchanger, deionised internal loop and evaporative or dry cooling tower — the single most important accessory for furnace life.
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FL-AUX-HYD
Twin-cylinder hydraulic tilting with proportional speed control, mechanical safety lock and emergency hand pump for controlled pouring at any capacity.
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FL-AUX-CAB
Flexible water-cooled cables, electrothermal resonant capacitors, thyristor and IGBT modules, fuses and control boards, referenced to your machine serial number.
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FL-AUX-REF
Silica, alumina and magnesia ramming mixes matched to your alloy, with steel formers, vibrators and a written sintering procedure.
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Send your alloy, target output per hour, working hours and grid voltage. You will get a capacity recommendation, a plant layout and a firm quotation — normally within three working days, no obligation.