Savener Furnaces & Refractories

A gas-fired aluminum melting furnace is an industrial furnace specifically designed for melting aluminum and aluminum alloys using gas as the primary heat source. These furnaces typically use natural gas or propane to generate heat, offering a cost-effective and energy-efficient solution for melting aluminum. The furnace is equipped with burners that provide direct or indirect heating to the aluminum, reaching high temperatures (typically around 660°C to 750°C) necessary for the metal to melt.

A diesel-fired aluminium melting furnace is an industrial furnace that uses diesel fuel to generate heat for melting aluminium and aluminium alloys. These furnaces are designed to provide high thermal efficiency and consistent temperature control for the melting process, typically reaching temperatures of around 660°C to 750°C. 

An oil-fired aluminium melting furnace is an industrial furnace that uses oil as a fuel source to melt aluminium and aluminium alloys.