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Welcome to Inductotherm Group Deutschland GmbH

Your specialists for inductive melting plants

For more than 60 years, Inductotherm has been active in the field of inductive melting technology. Founded in 1953, Inductotherm has become one of the world’s leading companies in inductive melting and heating.

Today Inductotherm Group is present in 23 countries worldwide with 41 companies. Large production plants in the most important industrial locations, as well as numerous sales and service locations guarantee the worldwide presence and optimal coverage of the individual markets.

Also in Germany, as one of the most important locations when it comes to new technologies, Inductotherm has been represented since 1987. The sales and service location in Langerwehe takes care of our customers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

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Inductotherm Meltminder 300

Meltminder 300 Melt Shop Control and Management Systems

Our Meltminder® 300™ Melt Shop Control and Management Systems provide the highest level of melt automation technology. These digital control systems are designed to support precise, highly responsive and fully programmable control, which is…

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Inductotherm Push-Out Furnace

Push-Out Furnaces

Push-Out Furnaces are one option in removable crucible furnaces and have a variety of configurations. Push-Out Furnaces provide nonferrous and precious metal casters with clean, compact and highly productive crucible melting systems.…

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Inductotherm Heavy Steel Shell Furnace

Heavy Steel Shell Furnaces

These furnaces combine the exceptional strength of a rugged steel shell with easy accessibility making them ideal for melting a wide range of metals. Excellent durability Due to our superior design…

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What is

Induction?

Inductotherm Group companies use electromagnetic induction for melting, heating and welding applications across multiple industries. But what exactly is induction? And how does it differ from other heating methods?

To the typical engineer, induction is a fascinating method of heating. Watching a piece of metal in a coil turn cherry red in a matter of seconds can be surprising to those unfamiliar with induction heating. Induction heating equipment requires an understanding of physics, electromagnetism, power electronics and process control, but the basic concepts behind induction heating are simple to understand.

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