The Induction Furnace features a coil made of heavy copper tubing, designed to work with an inverter circuit that applies medium-frequency voltage (typically 500 Hz or 1000 Hz) to generate heat through induced eddy currents in the charge. The inverter requires DC voltage, obtained by converting three-phase AC voltage using specialized transformers known as Induction Furnace Transformers. These transformers must endure high electrical, thermal, and mechanical stress due to frequent short circuits during the melting process. Unlike conventional transformers, furnace transformers are designed to handle high currents and frequent short circuits, ensuring reliable and efficient operation in demanding environments.
- Key features
- Capacity; 250 KVA to 30 MVA
- Voltage Class: 433 V, 3.3 kV, 6.6 kV, 1 1 kV, 22 kV, 33 kV (Any Special Customized Class as per requirement)
- Low Voltage: 400 V, 440V, 500V, 575V, 750V, 800V 1000V (Any Special Customized Class as per requirement)
- Reduces emissions and supports sustainability.
- Specially designed to handle the high currents required in furnace operations’
- Equipped with oil or water cooling for continuous heavy-duty operation.
- Tailored for different furnace types and industrial requirements.
- Auto-sensing and correction based on load requirements.






























