Immersion heated furnaces provide the most efficient and inexpensive method of melting zinc to maintain the alloy integrity. Lindberg/MPH gas fired furnaces are refractory lined so there's no pot replacement or iron pickup.

One unit can replace several pot furnaces as well as dramatically reduce the number of BTUs required per pound to melt the zinc. Compared to conventional pot furnaces, our Zinc Melting Furnaces can help you save 50% in energy costs. Productivity also increases due to near-direct heat transmission and use of combustion gases. Available in sizes for small die casters to over 300,000-lb units for alloyers.

In fact, Lindberg/MPH manufactured and delivered what is believed to be the world's largest immersion zinc alloying furnace. With a capacity of 372,000 lbs., it alloys more than 225,000 lbs. on a one-shift operation.

Features

• Rugged cast refractory lining
• Flame safety supervision standard
• Coated immersion tubes ensure no flame impingement on bath
• Splash guard for combustion equipment protection
• Exhaust deflectors help maintain bath surface temperature
• Optional charging cradle
• Ideal for use with launder system
• Faster melting
  

Key Benefits

• Quick recovery
• Closer temperature control
• Increased fuel efficiency
• Simplified charging
• Helps maintain metal alloy consistency
• Increases production floor space when replacing pot furnaces

Also available as Electric Immersion Holding Furnace for Zinc with Floating Heating Elements

Gas Fired Immersion Tube Zinc Melting Furnace

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