Induction coil

The coil stands as the pivotal element responsible for generating the magnetic field. By applying high-frequency electric current to the coil, it induces eddy currents within the furnace charge, consequently heating and ultimately melting the materials.

Mehronic coils exhibit the following distinguishing features:

⌘ Use of copper sections with high thickness to enhance coil mechanical strength.

⌘ Special design and precise design to increase magnetic efficiency.

⌘ Integration of copper insulation spanning 6 to 7 layers, with various types of silicone, epoxy, and refractory insulations.

⌘ A wider opening compared to other brands, which makes it easier to charge scrap

⌘ Using vertical supports with very high mechanical strength, thermal and electrical resistance

⌘ Rigorous testing including assessments for water leakage and insulation resistance at various stages of fabrication.