IMCS-1500G- is an induction heating system which is capable of auto-melting / casting granulation for various metal alloys up to 5 kg at Max. 1500ºC under Ar gas environment. The furnace can melt and cast bulk metallic material into 1- 6 mm diameter sphere granulation for making alloy mixing by the ball mill or further melting.SPECIFICATIONS: Power Requirements Input Voltage: 208 - 240V AC, Three Phases Max. Current: 60A Output: 20 KW Crucible Chamber One set of standard graphite crucible is included for melting and granulating ( pls click the picture below for dimensions) Pic 1: Graphite Crucible ~ 750 ml for induction melting. Pic. 2: Graphite adaptor with 0.8 mm hole for granulation by quenching into water casting Pic. 3. Graphite rod for switching casting Customized crucible dimension is available upon request at the extra cost Pic. 1Pic. 2 Pic. 3 Casting Chamber Accommodates flasks 5'' diameters x 9" high The flask is swiveled out from the bottom of the crucible chamber to enable easy insertion and removal of flasks Flask is driven by compressive gas > 150 PSI. The compressive air pump is required, but not included. You may click the link below to order: Temperature Control Max.Working temperature 1500ºC S-type thermocouple allows the user to closely control and monitor the temperature with the most accurate readings PID digital temperature controller to ensure temperature stability with accuracy of +/- 2 oC. Bottom-pour design of the crucible ensures minimal temperature drop in metal casting during the crucible to flask transfer Vacuum and Inert Gas A double-stage rotary vane vacuum pump is included with this casting system The vacuum gauge and handle provide easy monitoring of vacuum pressure 5N high-purity Ar Gas is required for melting and casting Water Cooling 16L/ min water flow Please click the picture below to order if you need a recirculating water chiller Compliance CE certifiedNRTL certification is available upon request at an extra cost Application Notes Attention: A pressure regulator must be installed on your input gas tank ( click the picture below to review ) and have 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 furnace chamber. Never heat the furnace while the gas release valve is closed, and a positive pressure condition exists within the furnace chamber. The pressure gauge must be used to closely monitor the chamber condition at all times during the heating process; please open the gas release valve immediately once the chamber pressure has reached over 3 PSI to prevent unforeseeable damage.
