The Vacuum Induction Melting Furnace (VIM) is a complete set of vacuum metallurgical equipment that uses the principle of medium-frequency induction heating to melt metals under vacuum conditions. The system primarily consists of a melting chamber, ingot casting chamber, trough chamber, upper charging chamber, alloy charging chamber, side charging chamber, vacuum system, power supply system, hydraulic system, pneumatic system, and cooling water system.
Low Gas and Inclusion Content
High Alloy Purity
Melting in Controlled Atmosphere
Reduced Loss of Vaporizable Elements
Homogeneous Alloy Distribution
High-Quality Casting Production