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Precious Metals Melting

What is induction melting?

Induction melting is a cost-effective way of raising the temperature of a metal or ore to its melting point and maintaining that temperature to perform metallurgical processes such as smelting, alloying, mixing and casting.

Induction melting is a clean process that can be used to create metal products with high precision and repeatability. The process is also faster and more energy efficient than other melting methods, making it an attractive option for many metal production applications.

An induction furnace is an electric furnace in which heat is applied by inductively heating metal. Induction furnaces range in capacity from less than one kilogram to a hundred tons and are used to smelt steel, copper, aluminum and precious metals.

Most modern foundries use this type of furnace, and many iron foundries are replacing cupola furnaces with induction furnaces for melting cast iron because the former emit a lot of dust and other pollutants.

Benefits of induction melting

Induction melting is a quick, clean and uniform way to melt metal. When done correctly, it can be so clean that you can skip the purification stage that’s necessary with other methods. The even heat from induction melting also leads to a higher quality end result.

Kexin Induction melting systems have advanced ergonomic features that not only make workplaces safer, but also more productive by making the melting process faster and more comfortable.

If you recycle, melt, alloy, process or cast any precious metal, including gold, silver, platinum, Kexin has the perfect induction system for you. We build high-quality systems designed to meet your specific needs. Contact us today to learn more about our products and services.

Kexin offers a range of equipment and services that are critical to the efficient and low-cost production of precious metals. Our systems are used in a wide variety of applications including jewelry making, medical device manufacturing, chemical processing and automotive engineering.

Below are some examples of where induction melting used

Aluminum Melting

Our company provides efficient and industry-proven Medium Frequency Induction Metal Melting Equipment for aluminum foundries, recyclers, die casters, and alloy suppliers. We can tailor an induction melting system to any aluminum application.

Kexin Induction Furnaces offer the latest in induction technology, making them a more attractive choice for many melting operations. Induction furnaces have many advantages over traditional fossil fuel furnaces and resistance furnaces, making them the ideal choice for all aluminum melting applications.

Copper & Copper Alloy Melting

During the conversion of copper ore into finished products, a variety of thermal processes are used to alter the metallurgical properties and physical shape of the metal.

Heat treatment plays an important role in the manufacture of copper and copper-based alloy products. Due to its speed and precision, induction heating technology is ideal for many of these operations.

Iron Melting

We have a wide selection of equipment for loading, melting, holding and pouring iron.

Kexin furnaces and power supplies meet industry standards for induction melting. They are the most effective and reliable options on the market. We also provide automated controls, material charging systems and automatic pouring systems to make your job easier.

Precious Metals Melting

If you recycle, melt, alloy, process or cast any precious metal, including Platinum Group Metals (PGM), Cosun has the perfect induction system for you. We build high-quality systems designed to meet your specific needs. Contact us today to learn more about our products and services.

Kexin offers a range of equipment and services that are critical to the efficient and low-cost production of precious metals. Our systems are used in a wide variety of applications including jewelry making, medical device manufacturing, chemical processing and automotive engineering.

Zinc & Zinc Alloy Melting

Kexin produces top-of-the-line zinc and zinc alloy melting and holding systems. We use induction furnaces and power supplies for strip galvanizing, wire rod galvanizing, hot dip galvanizing, cathodic melting, ingot melting, alloying, holding and emergency holding. With a variety of furnace and power supply options, we can tailor a system to your specific needs and budget. Contact us today to learn more!

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