Running Up Forge Force 240v 15kw Induction Heater before delivery

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@DireWolfForge 7 месяцев назад

Nigel is perpetually the uncle we all wish we had growing up. Thanks for what you do, brother!

@tokolosh11 Год назад

Thanks for the coil tip. And the heavier supply cable. Good info.

@PHILWORX Год назад

Great coil info just got a machine

@coltonstevens1 Год назад

I see some of these for sale labeled as 110v. Have you heard of any of these? I worry it wont be useful at 110v

@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith Год назад

they should work but most 110 welders have less grunt

@coltonstevens1 Год назад

Also how many amps does it draw for you?

@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith Год назад

Hi Steven i run them on a 32amp plug but they draw about 19-24amps flat out.

@coltonstevens1 Год назад

@NigelBarnettArtistBlacksmith Thanks so much for your reply. I am hoping melt palladium and cast it into jewelry. Palladium has a melting point of 2800°F. Do you think this machine at 240v would be able to melt it that hot? I guess it really depends on how conductive palladium is, which I do not know. It is a much higher melting point than gold and other jewelry metals.