Melting iron blocks with induction heating

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In this application video, we are melting iron blocks with an Ambrell EASYHEAT 2 kW induction heating system.

[@khalidkhalid565]

Please give me exactly what type of this machine I want to buy it. thank's

[@moustafarefaat6155]

what kind of crucible he used what it made of ? ?

[@carmineredd1198]

@@moustafarefaat6155 alumina

[@markiemark1856]

How much heat would you feel if you pit your hand beside the coil while the heater is in motion? Does the device give off lots of heat?

[@Ambrellinduction]

+Markie Mark - Only the conductive part heats up, the water-cooled coil does not get warm. The system creates an electromagnetic field within the coil. The conductive work piece in the field induces eddy currents in the work piece. The friction from these is what generates heat. So the conductive work piece is what would give off heat, but the coil itself does not get warm.

[@moustafarefaat6155]

what kind of crucible he used what it made of ? ?

[@gayusschwulius8490]

@@moustafarefaat6155 I'd guess graphite.

[@DBuilder1977]

@@moustafarefaat6155 Alumina or Quartz

[@moustafarefaat6155]

can u tell me the price of easy heat 0224 ?

[@sumankoley6868]

Am I get this circuits diagram

[@moustafarefaat6155]

how i contact you sir !!!

[@vickykhan9414]

R u mad u keep English wording on vedios how can we see ur exper