What furnace is used for melting non-ferrous metals?

Key non-ferrous melting furnaces for processing metals like copper, aluminum, zinc, and their alloys include: Crucible Furnaces (ideal for small-batch melting of low-melting-point metals), Induction Furnaces (the dominant non ferrous metal melting furnace for copper/aluminum alloys due to high efficiency and precise control), Resistance Furnaces (for high-precision melting of titanium/magnesium/precious metals under inert gas), and large-scale Reverberatory Furnaces (used in secondary aluminum/copper production). Selection of non ferrous melting furnaces depends on metal properties, volume, and process needs, with induction and crucible types being the most versatile non-ferrous furnace solutions. When choosing a non ferrous metal melting furnace, it is crucial to consider the specific requirements of the metal and the desired production scale to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.