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DELMER iD Pro — powered by STROMBOLI Series digital induction technology.
The name STROMBOLI is inspired by Stromboli, the Italian volcano associated with Strombolian eruptions. For DELMER, it represents dynamic energy and controlled molten-metal movement. The furnace itself heats conductive metal through electromagnetic induction; electromagnetic stirring can help circulate the melt and support alloy homogeneity.
DELMER iD Pro Static Induction Melting Furnace
Designed for jewellery manufacturers, precious-metal processors, foundries and industrial users, the iD Pro is intended for melting gold, silver, copper and other compatible non-ferrous metals or alloys. Induction heating generates heat in the conductive charge inside a suitable crucible.
STROMBOLI Technology
- Digital induction-generator architecture
- Electromagnetic stirring to support melt circulation and alloy mixing
- Electronic power regulation
- Programmable process monitoring or temperature measurement where configured
- Configuration options for selected metals, batch sizes and process requirements
Technical clarification: “Strombolian” describes a volcanic eruption; it is not a metallurgical term. The analogy is brand inspiration only. Mixing in the furnace comes from electromagnetic forces, not an eruption or explosive action. Actual homogeneity depends on alloy, charge preparation, temperature, power, crucible and process conditions.
Available iD Pro Models
| Model | Rated power | Listed gold capacity |
|---|---|---|
| iD 5 Pro | 6 kW | 5 kg Au |
| iD 10 Pro | 12 kW | 10 kg Au |
| iD 15 Pro | 20 kW | 15 kg Au |
Listed capacities are gold-capacity options. Actual charge weight, melting time and suitability depend on material, crucible, target temperature, electrical supply, cooling and operating conditions. Confirm the final specification with Delmer before ordering.
Applications
- Gold and silver jewellery manufacturing
- Precious-metal recycling and scrap processing
- Bullion and alloy preparation
- Copper, brass and bronze melting when configured for the material
- Investment-casting feedstock preparation
- Suitable non-ferrous industrial processes
Static Furnace or Tilting Furnace?
A static furnace suits processes where a fixed arrangement and the chosen pouring method meet production needs. A tilting furnace may be preferable when controlled tilting and pouring are required. Selection should consider charge weight, alloy, target temperature, cycle time, production rate, power supply and cooling.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does STROMBOLI help mix molten metal?
Electromagnetic forces generated during induction melting can move the molten metal and assist alloy mixing. The degree of circulation and final homogeneity depends on the selected furnace configuration and operating conditions.
Can this furnace melt copper, silver or alloys?
It is intended for gold, silver, copper and other compatible non-ferrous metals or alloys, subject to a suitable crucible, temperature and configuration. Confirm compatibility before purchase.
What information is needed to select a model?
Share the metal or alloy, target charge weight, required temperature, desired cycle time, available electrical supply, cooling conditions and pouring method.
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