EMSCO - The Induction Melting Industry's First Responder
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The Melting Industry’s First Responder

Our experience provides solutions when others have none. Our expertise ensures the job is done once. Our decades-proven commitment to customer service and performance excellence ensures our customer’s satisfaction. We keep our customer in front of the competition. We are ready 24/7. We are EMSCO, the melting industry’s first responder.

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EMSCO HyprCool Hybrid Process Cooling Systems

HyprCool® Hybrid Process Cooling Systems

Advance your process cooling system. HyprCool® Hybrid Process Cooling Systems by EMSCO cross the divide between traditional dry air and fluid cooling systems by applying hybrid adiabatic technology. This science…

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EMSCO EMSCOAT

EMSCOAT Heat Sensing Insulation

Stop Overheating In Its Tracks. EMSCOAT Heat Sensing Insulation is a proprietary epoxy insulation for induction furnace coils developed by EMSCO over the course of three years. This insulation not…

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Water-Cooled Power Leads

Optimum Contact and Conductivity EMSCO’s induction melting furnace Water-Cooled Power Leads are assembled with precision using premium materials to ensure maximum flow. High Performance High performance demands that a water-cooled…

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What is

Induction?

Inductotherm Group companies use electromagnetic induction for melting, heating and welding applications across multiple industries. But what exactly is induction? And how does it differ from other heating methods?

To the typical engineer, induction is a fascinating method of heating. Watching a piece of metal in a coil turn cherry red in a matter of seconds can be surprising to those unfamiliar with induction heating. Induction heating equipment requires an understanding of physics, electromagnetism, power electronics and process control, but the basic concepts behind induction heating are simple to understand.

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