1-15kg Manual Tilting Gold smelting furnace

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Manual Pouring · Medium-Frequency Induction Heating

Manual Tilting Gold Smelting Furnace for Controlled Metal Pouring

The CDOCAST CDO-MT26 to CDO-MT31 series combines induction melting, a tilting crucible assembly and an integrated cooling-water pump in one compact cabinet. Standard configurations cover 4–30 kg gold batches for jewelry workshops, precious metal recyclers, refineries and metal casting facilities.

CDO-MT26–31Six standard models
4–30 kgGold batch capacity
2–15 kgSilver batch capacity
15–40 kWAdjustable power
1600°CMaximum temperature
380 VThree-phase supply

Manual Tilting Induction Furnace Core Advantages

Practical features for repeated precious metal melting and direct mold pouring.

01

Induction Heating and Stirring

Medium-frequency induction heating transfers energy directly to the metal charge. Electromagnetic stirring supports a more uniform melt before pouring.

02

Controlled Manual Tilting

The crucible remains in the furnace during pouring. The handle or handwheel helps the operator direct molten metal into a prepared mold without lifting a hot crucible by hand.

03

Integrated Water Pump

A built-in pump simplifies connection to the cooling-water circuit. For frequent or extended operation, select a matching industrial water chiller.

04

Protection and Monitoring

The system includes operating protection for abnormal current, voltage and cooling-water conditions. K-type temperature measurement is available as an option.

Tilting Furnace Configurations

Select the pouring structure according to batch weight, mold position and operator workflow.

1kg to 15kg manual handle tilting gold melting furnace

1–15 kg Manual Handle Tilting Furnace

Recommended for smaller gold melting applications within the 1–15 kg range; the standard model table starts at 4 kg gold capacity. Its compact stationary body and manual handle provide fast, direct control when pouring molten metal into a prepared mold.

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30kg handwheel manual tilting gold melting furnace

30 kg Classic Handwheel Furnace

Designed around the standard 30 kg gold capacity CDO-MT31 configuration. The geared manual handwheel provides smoother crucible rotation and more controlled pouring for heavier precious metal batches.

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upgraded manual handwheel induction smelting furnace

20–50 kg Upgraded Handwheel Furnace

This upgraded manual tilting layout can be customized for approximately 20–50 kg gold capacity, depending on power and process requirements. Its compact cabinet and handwheel structure suit facilities that need heavier capacity with limited floor space.

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heavy motor tilting induction gold smelting furnace

30–50 kg Heavy Motor Tilting Furnace

Motor-driven tilting is recommended for customized 30–50 kg gold melting applications. Powered rotation supports steady pouring and reduces the manual effort required when handling larger molten-metal batches.

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Manual Tilting Gold Smelting Furnace Parameters

Compare power, gold and silver capacity, melting time, dimensions and crucible sizes for all standard models.

CDOCAST CDO-MT26 to CDO-MT31 model comparison
SpecificationCDO-MT26CDO-MT27CDO-MT28CDO-MT29CDO-MT30CDO-MT31
Applicable metalsGold, silver, copper, brass, bronze and compatible alloys
VoltageThree-phase, 380 V, 50/60 Hz
Power15 kW20 kW25 kW30 kW35 kW40 kW
Gold capacity4 kg6 kg8 kg10 kg15 kg30 kg
Silver capacity2 kg3 kg4 kg5 kg8 kg15 kg
Typical melting time2–5 min3–6 min5–10 min6–12 min10–15 min15–20 min
Maximum temperature1600°C1600°C1600°C1600°C1600°C1600°C
Temperature measurementOptional K-type temperature measurement
Water pumpEquipped
Machine weight130 kg130 kg130 kg130 kg150 kg200 kg
Dimensions (L×W×H)620×500×980 mm620×500×980 mm730×630×980 mm730×630×980 mm800×700×1050 mm1200×750×1310 mm
Graphite crucibleΦ85×Φ60×136.5 mmΦ105×Φ70×155 mmΦ115×Φ78×183 mmΦ125×Φ90×183 mmΦ150×Φ96×210 mmΦ159×Φ127×240 mm
Quartz sleeveΦ100×Φ80×136 mmΦ120×Φ94×153 mmΦ132×Φ106×180 mmΦ143×Φ112×182 mmΦ150×Φ132×207 mmΦ186×Φ140×252 mm

Melting time is a typical reference range, not a guaranteed cycle time. Actual results depend on the selected model, metal, batch weight, charge size, starting temperature, power supply, crucible condition and operating settings. Confirm the required voltage before ordering.

Crucible, Cooling and Temperature Options

Match consumables and auxiliary equipment to the metal and production schedule.

Graphite Crucible Selection

CDOCAST can configure graphite crucibles according to the model and metal application. Confirm crucible compatibility before processing a new alloy.

  • Use the specified crucible and quartz sleeve dimensions for each model.
  • Keep crucibles dry and inspect them for cracks, oxidation and wall wear.
  • Avoid mechanical shock and sudden temperature changes.
  • Use dedicated handling tools and follow the supplied operating procedure.

Cooling and Monitoring

The built-in pump must be connected to a suitable cooling-water circuit before the furnace is energized.

  • Provide clean circulating water with adequate flow and pressure.
  • Use a matching water chiller for frequent or extended production.
  • Select optional K-type temperature measurement when process monitoring is required.
  • Verify three-phase 380 V power and local electrical compatibility.

Machine Details and Pouring Structure

Product views showing the tilting assembly, cabinet layout and integrated cooling pump.

Precious and Non-Ferrous Metal Applications

The standard parameter table covers compatible metals within the furnace and crucible specifications.

Gold and Silver MeltingBatch melting before ingot, bullion, jewelry or casting production.
Precious Metal RecyclingRemelting compatible clean scrap and prepared feedstock in controlled batches.
Copper and Copper AlloysProcessing copper, brass, bronze and compatible alloys within the selected model specification.
Refinery and Workshop UseManual pouring for precious metal workshops, refineries, laboratories and small foundries.

How to Select the Right Gold Smelting Furnace Model

Capacity alone is not enough; match the complete process requirement before ordering.

Information to Confirm

  • Metal type and maximum batch weight
  • Required batches per hour and daily operating schedule
  • Available three-phase voltage and frequency
  • Mold size, pouring height and preferred tilting structure
  • Temperature monitoring and cooling-water requirements
  • Required crucibles, spare parts and installation support

Typical Model Direction

A 4 kg gold induction melting furnace starts with CDO-MT26, while 10 kg and 15 kg gold smelting applications correspond to CDO-MT29 and CDO-MT30. CDO-MT31 is the standard 30 kg gold melting furnace configuration.

Final selection should also consider silver capacity, melting-time target, electrical supply and the required pouring mechanism.

Download the Manual Tilting Furnace Catalog

View the CDOCAST manual tilting metal melting furnace catalog for model selection, machine configuration and purchasing reference.

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Manual Tilting Gold Smelting Furnace FAQ

Answers about model selection, temperature, cooling, crucibles and installation.

Which model should I choose for a 10 kg or 15 kg gold batch?

CDO-MT29 is rated for a maximum 10 kg gold batch, while CDO-MT30 is rated for a maximum 15 kg gold batch. Confirm the metal, required melting time, available three-phase power, production frequency and pouring arrangement before ordering.

What is the maximum temperature of the manual tilting gold smelting furnace?

The standard CDO-MT26 to CDO-MT31 models have a listed maximum temperature of 1600°C. Metal compatibility also depends on the selected crucible, batch size, furnace power and operating process.

How long does it take to melt a batch of gold?

Typical melting time ranges from 2–5 minutes for CDO-MT26 to 15–20 minutes for CDO-MT31. Actual time depends on the model, metal, batch weight, charge size, starting temperature, voltage, crucible condition and operating settings.

Can the furnace melt silver, copper, brass and bronze?

Yes. The standard models are specified for gold, silver, copper, brass, bronze and compatible alloys. Confirm the exact alloy, batch weight and crucible requirement with CDOCAST before processing a new material.

Does the induction furnace require a water chiller?

The furnace includes a water pump but still requires a correctly sized cooling-water circuit. A matching industrial water chiller is recommended for frequent or extended operation to maintain stable cooling-water conditions.

What electrical supply is required?

The standard parameter table specifies three-phase 380 V, 50/60 Hz. Electrical standards vary by country and facility, so confirm the available voltage, frequency and site wiring before production.

Why use a manual tilting furnace instead of lifting the crucible?

The tilting structure allows the crucible to remain in the furnace while the operator directs molten metal toward the mold. This can simplify handling and improve pouring control, but trained personnel, protective equipment and a suitable work area are still required.

Is temperature measurement included with the furnace?

K-type temperature measurement is listed as an optional configuration for the CDO-MT26 to CDO-MT31 series. Confirm the required measurement method and control range when requesting a quotation.

Confirm Your Manual Tilting Furnace Configuration

Send CDOCAST the metal, maximum batch weight, voltage, required production rate, cooling conditions and preferred pouring structure for model confirmation.

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