Periodic Vacuum Induction Strip Caster Type II

The periodic vacuum induction casting furnace (receiving tank type) is mainly used for rare earth permanent magnet alloys, solid hydrogen storage alloys, etc. It is a periodic production equipment that heats and melts iron-based or nickel-based alloys by induction heating in a vacuum or inert gas environment, pours them onto the quenching roller through a constant current casting tilting system to quickly solidify into thin sheets, and then falls into the water-cooled roller for secondary cooling after being crushed and enters the receiving tank for further cooling. The quenching roller, tundish and crushing mechanism of this equipment are installed on a movable trolley and can be cleaned or replaced outside the furnace.      

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