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Induction Melting Furnaces

Melting Processes for Iron Castings

The melting stage is critical in achieving the correct material composition and quality. Careful control of temperature and input materials ensures consistency across production.

This process supports reliable castings with predictable properties.

Melting with medium-frequency coreless induction furnaces enables closely controlled, flexible production of molten metal batches ranging from 250 to 2000 kg to serve the moulding lines across a variety of alloys.

Castings
Molten metal being poured from ladle into sand casting mould at UK foundry.

Sand Casting Process

CFL produces small and large castings by sand casting, a process suited to complex shapes and typically less expensive than other casting methods. This process is typically more cost-effective than other methods and offers the added benefit of producing castings with highly complex shapes.

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Technician handling sand casting moulds at UK foundry.

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