The furnace is designed in order to melt bulky returns from die casting, ingots of Al‐alloy and general aluminum scrap. This is achieved by loading die casting returns from the tower door with the skip automatic loader or hydraulic loader and melting the aluminum in the dry chamber, on a little inclined surface made of castable refractory. The liquid aluminum can therefore flow into the main basin, placed at the back of the furnace. 1. Maximum height of smelted bath : ≈ 750mm. 2. Spillage of melted aluminum: By tilting the furnace on the axis of the spout with oil dynamic system and cylinders. 3. Heating of the furnace: By combustion plants driven by Diesel Oil / LPG / Methane, depending on customer needs, made up of automatic burners and all the safety protections. Dry Melting chamber and Holding Chamber are thermally independent and burning systems work under different control purposes 4. Thermal power installed : 10,00,000 ‐ 30,00,000 Kcal/h depending on furnace dimensions & Capacity 5. Consumption : < 600 Kcal/Kg of loaded aluminum at 720° C. 6. High Melting Rate : 0.5 – 3.0 MT / hr. depending on furnace dimensions and on type of load . 7. Low Maintenance 8. Fast Melting Available from 500 Kgs to 3000 Kgs Capacity Fuel : Gas/Oil

Refractory-Supported Heater consists of high-quality, helically-wound, iron-chrome-aluminum metallic alloy resistance heating elements fully embedded in a strong, highly stable, high-temperature refractory body. Produced on a custom basis for OEM thermal process equipment and end-users with unique requirements, Heaters routinely operate to temperatures of 1100°C with power loadings of 2 kw/ft². Some designs successfully carry 4 kw/ft² power density at an operating temperature of 1100°C These rugged heaters feature self-supporting construction and are precision-fabricated for long heater life. The metallic heating element is carefully prepared prior to being cast into the refractory to ensure uniform heat over the entire surface of the unit. The base refractory has outstanding abrasion resistance and is ideal for applications where the heating element might be subject to mechanical damage or being splashed with molten metals. The high thermal mass of the heater minimizes fast thermal changes that can be experienced with low-mass heaters. Heaters are immune to damage from electrical shorting due to contact with materials being heated.