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Crucible’s dying days: After a century, is a once-great steel mill now worth only its parts?
Crucible, one of the last surviving old line manufacturers in Central New York, can trace its roots back to 1876 when Sanderson Brothers & Co. purchased Sweet Iron Works. Sanderson joined 12 other ...
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Direct Electric Heat Crucible Furnace for Aluminum from Inductotherm
Low energy losses allow the furnace to be air-cooled, eliminating the need for a water cooling system. Among Inductotherm’s newest technologies is the Acutrak® Direct Electric Heat (DEH) Crucible ...
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Gas Fired Melting Furnaces without Crucibles
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Yamaha Wants Hydrogen Power, Will Use It to Power Manufacturing Facilities
Pretty cool, right? Traditionally, manufacturers use either gas-fired or electric resistance crucible furnaces. These are ...
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To Make Brass and Alloys
In England where the manufacture of brass is carried on very extensively, the furnaces employed for smelting have movable covers of a dome shape. The crucibles employed are of Stourbridge clay ...