MICROWAVE STIR CASTING

The VBCC Microwave Stir Casting System is an advanced materials processing unit designed for efficient melting, alloy development, and composite fabrication using microwave heating technology. Operating up to 1400°C under high vacuum conditions, the system enables superior metallurgical control, improved homogeneity, and reduced processing time. With integrated stirring, precise temperature control, and controlled atmosphere capability, it is ideal for research and industrial applications involving advanced alloys, composites, and metal matrix materials.

Applications

Metal Melting and Casting
Alloy Development and R&D
Vacuum Metallurgy Studies
Metal Scrap Recycling
Advanced Ceramic Processing
Composite Material Development
Powder Sintering Applications
University and Industrial Research Laboratories
Metal Matrix Composite Fabrication
Advanced Materials Engineering

Technical Data

Heating Technology	Microwave Heating (2.45 GHz)
Maximum Temperature	Up to 1400°C
Vacuum Level	Up to 10^{-1^mbar}
Crucible Material	High-Grade Graphite
Temperature Controller	Eurotherm PID System
Temperature Measurement	Raytek IR Pyrometer
Stirring System	Variable Speed Mechanical Stirrer
Atmosphere	Vacuum / Inert Gas (Optional)
Magnetron Cooling	Water-Cooled System
Operation Mode	Batch Processing
Control System	PID / PLC Based (Optional)
Power Supply	415V AC, 3 Phase, 50 Hz
Process Control	Programmable Heating Cycles
Working Chamber	Customizable

Optional Features

Touch Screen HMI Interface

SCADA Monitoring and Data Logging

Inert Gas Purging System (Ar / N_2₎

Automatic Vacuum Control System

Larger Crucible Capacity Options

PLC-Based Automation System

Remote Monitoring Facility

Customized Chamber Design

Advanced Process Recipe Control

Enhanced Safety Interlocks