50, 100KG Automatic Tilting Gold Furnace

The 50/100 kg automatic tilting gold furnace, also called tilting induction melting furnace. It is an industrial-grade heating device designed for melting, refining, and casting precious metals, such as gold, silver, copper, and alloys. Its primary function is to safely melt metals at high temperatures (typically up to 1600°C) for refining, recycling, or casting into bars, coins, or custom shapes. This heavy-duty electric melting system features a 0-90° tilt via an electrically controlled system, facilitating direct pouring of molten metal into molds. Its leak-proof crucible design prevents metal loss, while the tilting function ensures precise casting.

This tilt gold melting furnace is primarily used in jewelry manufacturing, gold refineries, mining operations, and metal recycling plants. It is particularly efficient when processing medium-volume (50-100 kg) materials: a 50 kg capacity is completed in 15 minutes; a 100 kg capacity is melted in 25 minutes. For mining companies, rapid melting accelerates the smelting process, while jewelers benefit from reduced oxidation and material waste.

Its signature feature is its ergonomically designed tiltable furnace body, which allows molten metal to be easily poured into molds or crucibles, reducing direct contact with the molten metal and minimizing spillage and labor costs. Its high-temperature resistance, precise temperature control, and large capacity design (50KG/100KG options) ensure strong safety. This automatic tilting gold furnace can meet the batch production needs of small and medium-sized factories, and is also one of the ideal smelting equipment for high-purity precious metal refining scenarios after ore refining in laboratories.

Core Functions

• Industrial-grade precious metal refining: In the mineral processing flow, gold and silver concentrates initially enriched from ore need to be melted to remove impurities (such as lead and zinc). This ensures that the final product purity reaches over 99.9%, meeting the production requirements of standard products such as gold bars and silver ingots.
• Jewelry and craft manufacturing: For the small-batch customization needs of jewelry processing plants, the equipment supports the proportional melting of copper, silver, and gold alloys. The tilting pouring function allows direct injection of molten metal into complex molds such as rings and necklaces.
• Precious metal recycling: For example, centralized melting and purification of gold and silver from waste circuit boards and jewelry scraps, achieving separation of metallic and non-metallic impurities through high-temperature smelting.
• Mining and testing: Processing raw ore concentrates into a purer form for further analysis.
• Custom alloy production: Mixing gold with other metals (such as copper and nickel) to obtain the desired hardness or color.