Melting, holding and casting of metals
Induction technology – efficient and resource-saving
In an inductive heating system, metals are heated by means of an electromagnetic field that acts directly on the material to be heated – without combusting fuels such as gas or oil.
By deciding to invest in induction technology, our customers help save fossil fuels, reduce CO2 emissions and make a significant contribution to the green transformation of the metals industry. Using green electricity can even make the operation of induction heating plants entirely carbon-free.
Many induction furnaces are used as scrap melting units. In this way, they help to recycle metals many times over, making a significant contribution to the circular economy and the reuse of valuable resources.
Due to our comprehensive engineering expertise, decades of practical experience and innovative capacities, Induga is a worldwide leading supplier of technology for inductive melting and casting of metals.
Our plants at a glance
PUMA ladle pouring machines for one-off and series casting
Automatic, non-heated tiltable ladle system for highly precise pouring in series casting lines
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Channel-type furnaces
Induction furnaces with furnace vessels heated by channel-type inductors
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Crucible-type coreless furnaces
Cylindrical induction furnaces consisting of coreless crucible-type inductors
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Pouring furnaces for vertical continuous casting
Tiltable channel- or crucible-type furnaces designed to pour the metal from a forehearth into a vertical continuous casting mould
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Furnaces for horizontal continuous casting
Furnace with a channel-type inductor flanged to a horizontal continuous casting mould
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Metal chips melting
Furnace concept for efficient melting and recycling of damp brass chips
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Drum-type furnaces
Drum-shaped induction furnace for copper production, especially oxygen-free DHP copper
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Strip coating pots
Channel-type induction furnace of rectangular shape used as steel-strip coating pot
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Pre-melting units
Channel- or crucible-type furnaces used to produce coating alloys and transfer them directly to the coating pot
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Cathode melting furnaces
Trough-shaped furnace with up to six inductors for melting NF metals, such as copper and zinc
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Low-pressure casting furnaces for sand moulding lines
Pressurized induction furnaces for bottom-poured sand moulds
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Storage furnace for aluminium alloys
Pressurized furnaces used as storage units for aluminium
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Phone
+49 2473 601-710
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