Scrap melting and sampling furnaces

At Hornos y Metales S.A., we have designed a complete range of sampling furnaces for scrap metal. These small, low-investment furnaces allow you to quickly melt all types of scrap metal and then extract the chemical composition and metallurgical yields.

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These furnaces are of great help for scrap metal dealers, for refineries that produce ingots, aluminum deox, or billets and for any company that needs to melt a metal sample in order to obtain its exact composition.

Depending on the metals to be melted and the speed required, we have several models of furnaces, each one available with various capacities:

Mini-heat: stationary electric crucible furnace for melting aluminum, zinc, brass, copper, bronze, silver and gold scrap

Up to 1,150ºC

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Mini-HORCB: gas or diesel oil tilting crucible furnace. Ideal for sampling aluminum or zinc scrap. It also has the ability to melt brass and other copper alloys.

Up to 1,100ºC

HORMU: induction furnace (stationary and tilting options) for melting any type of scrap: aluminum, copper alloys, iron, steel, precious metals, etc &#;

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I am not a big fan of the insulating wool used on these furnaces and would suggest replacing it when it wears out with a refractory castable cement. But the light weight of the refractory wool make it affordable to ship over here (probably from China) but would be high on my first thing to improve list.

I have never seen one of those 1 kilo hand pour furnaces last. I have never bought one but I have been given 3 by clients who did not like them and I used them a few times until they just burned up, all 3 of them. There are some propane gas furnaces on amazon that are less costly and will last a long time.I am not a big fan of the insulating wool used on these furnaces and would suggest replacing it when it wears out with a refractory castable cement. But the light weight of the refractory wool make it affordable to ship over here (probably from China) but would be high on my first thing to improve list.

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