De-Ironing Furnaces (Dry-Hearth Melting)

Melting scrap forms containing high iron such as engine blocks and automotive castings can be processed in an AIF dry hearth de-ironing furnace.
The furnace consists of a single chamber with two sections, a dry hearth section created by extending the sill of the furnace for charging and melting scrap, and a second holding section for the molten bath.
Each section will have an independently operated burner system for accurate melting and holding temperature control. The furnaces can also be equipped with Regenerative type of Burners for increased fuel savings.
After melting, the iron contaminants / dross will be skimmed off from the dry hearth and out of the furnace.
An after burner can also be integrated depending upon the environmental requirements.