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Used Aluminum, Magnesium, Zinc & Brass Melting and Holding Furnaces For Sale

Die Cast Machinery, LLC Buys, Sells, Appraises and Supplies used melting and holding furnaces including: Stack, Tower, Shaft, Wet Bath, Reverb, Tilting, Barrel, Dry Hearth, Sweat, Crucible and Pot Furnaces. We specialize in high efficiency gas and electric melting and holding furnaces.

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Used Non-Ferrous Melting & Holding Furnaces For Sale

We Buy Used Aluminum, Magnesium & Zinc Melting & Holding Furnaces

Die Cast Machinery, LLC buys and sells used non-ferrous melting and holding furnaces for Aluminum, Magnesium, Zinc, Zamak and other non-ferrous metal alloys used in high pressure die casting and other non- ferrous foundry processes.

What are the major brands of Melting & Holding Furnaces that we sell?

Major brands we sell from Europe include: Striko Westofen, Stotek, Rauch, Nabertherm, and Meltec. From the United States: Modern Equipment, Lindberg MPH, FW Schaefer, Striko Dynarad, HiTEQ, Rayteq, Thermaltek, Thermtronix, Cal-Miser, Seco Warwick, Alltherm, Unitherm, Kozma, Ajax Tocco, and Inductotherm. From Canada Metamag and Gasmac.

What are the major types or designs of non-ferrous Melting & Holding furnaces?

Major furnace designs include Stack Melting Furnaces, Tower Melting Furnaces, Shaft Melting Furnaces, Reverberatory Wet Bath furnaces, Tilting Furnaces, Tilting Barrel Furnaces, Dry Hearth Furnaces, Sweat Melting Furnaces (for processing scrap), Crucible Furnaces (Silicon Carbide Crucibles and Metal Pots), Immersion Tube Furnaces, Dosing Furnaces, Glow Bar furnaces, Induction Furnaces and Coreless Induction Furnaces.

What other furnace equipment can we supply?

In addition to melting & holding furnaces, Die Cast Machinery, LLC can also supply hot metal launder systems for hot metal delivery, forklift style metal transfer ladles (bull ladles), overhead crane style (hoist mounted) transfer ladles, flux injection equipment and rotary degassing equipment. Additionally we sell all of the major brands of Spectrometers (spectrographs) for full metal analysis.

What type of energy is used in non-ferrous melting & holding furnaces?

Energy sources include fossil fuels such as natural gas fired, oil fired and liquid propane (LPG) fired. Electric heated furnaces include induction, coreless induction and resistance furnaces such as glow-bar furnaces.

What are the trends in non-ferrous Melting & Holding furnaces in North America?

Due to rising energy costs high efficiency furnace design is being demanded by customers. Tower melting furnaces are a good example of this thought process. While a tower furnace design (also called shaft melting furnaces or stack melting furnace) is usually more expensive than other types of fossil fuel furnaces the increased efficiency outweighs the initial extra cost. Whether melting or holding efficiency is critical. Also important is metal loss rate; metal loss refers to the amount of metal that turns into unusable metal oxide during the melting or holding process. Metal loss rate is expressed as a percentage, lower the metal loss rates are always better.

Last updated: October 15, 2026