Vacuum Levitation Melting Furnace (65KW, 250g Ti Max.) with Magnetic Stirring Function - FMF-65

• Working Voltage: 220VAC +/-10%, Three phases, 50/ 60 Hz. 
• Output Frequency: 20-50 kHz
• Max. Output Power: 65KW

Refractory-free induction melting under a vacuum or controlled gas atmosphere eliminates the possibility of contamination from the ceramic crucibles. The magnetic field produced by the coil intensely stirs the liquid pool and promotes a very homogeneous melt.

• Dimensions:50 mm(ID) x 100 mm depth
• The copper cold crucible is made up of 16 water-cooled segments which have a joint connection to the bottom. 
• Max. Load: 250 g of Ti , 140g Fe
• Water flow rate: 6~8m³/H (100~133.3L/m)

• A vacuum charger adding port is available upon request at extra cost
• Tillable coil and crucible for casting sample into a water-cold copper mold is available at the extra cost
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• Max. 1800
• Infrared pyrometer for temperature measurement

• 304 Stainless steel made chamber with double layer water cooling jacket ensures low surface temperature < 40
• SS flange with quartz observation window allows the user to monitor the crucible melt during the process. Tinted observation glass is integrated for eye protection purposes.

• One turbo pumping system (620L/s) with a two-stage backing pump (6L/s) is included
• Rotary and turbopumps are integrated in the bottom of the machine casing
• Pirani and Ionized Gauge are installed for vacuum measurement.
• Max. achievable vacuum level: 6.67x0^-4 Pa (RT, unloaded)

• Please consider using tap water or a water chiller (flow rate >100L/min)
• High purity inert gas (5N) tank with a pressure regulator is required, but not included. Click here to learn more about the installation of a gas regulator.

• The Melting System is designed for use under vacuum and low pressure < 0.02 MPa / 0.2 Bar/ 3 PSI 
• Attention: A pressure regulator must be installed on your input gas tank ( click the picture below to review ) and the output gas pressure set below 3 PSI at all times after opening the gas tank with the gas maintained in a continuous flowing condition. Gas buildup with pressure levels exceeding 3 PSI may cause irreversible damage to the chamber.
• WARNING: Understand the standard procedure for vacuum melting and inert gas melting prior to operation. Read the manual carefully. Monitor and properly control the inside pressure of the reaction vessel at all times during operation. Otherwise, failure of operation may result in damage to the equipment or personal injury.
• For customization inquiries, please complete the "Customize Induction Heating System Form" and return it to [email protected]