Plasma & cold crucible systems

Start with your material. Define the process. Discuss the equipment.

RF power-supply cabinets, promotional illustration — RF power-supply promotional image · Not a complete reactor installation

RF plasma systems

Available power ratings100 / 200 kW

For powder spheroidization projects. Define feedstock, particle size and target morphology before reviewing equipment and utility requirements.

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Oxide cold crucible melting

Available power ratings300–2000 kW

For high-purity oxide melting projects. Review the material system, product objectives and site conditions together.

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Power ratings are not throughput guarantees. Final configuration and process performance require material trials and engineering review.

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Can power rating alone determine throughput?

No. Material properties, particle size or feed form, process objectives and operating conditions must be assessed. Listed power ratings are available options, not guaranteed production rates.

What should I prepare for an RF plasma project?

Material composition, feed particle-size distribution (D10/D50/D90 or sieve range), target morphology and properties, intended feed rate, atmosphere, electrical supply, cooling and space constraints.

What should I prepare for oxide cold crucible melting?

Oxide composition, feed form, product or purity objectives, intended batch size or throughput, atmosphere, electrical supply, cooling and handling space. Mark unknown items as “to be confirmed”.

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