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Used Blast Furnaces in Lombardy, Italy

  • Blast furnace for 6 kg

    Blast furnace for 6 kg

      Blast furnace for liquid (GPL) or methane gas (specify when ordering), with forced air ventilation of 28000 Kcal/h Heavy-duty metal frame. Tilting crucible chamber with lid, lined with refractory material with hi...

      Gerenzano, Italy
    • Blast furnace for 3 kg

      Blast furnace for 3 kg

        Blast furnace for liquid (GPL) or methane gas (specify when ordering), with forced air ventilation of 28000 Kcal/h. Heavy-duty metal frame. Tilting crucible chamber with lid, lined with refractory material with h...

        Gerenzano, Italy
      • Blast furnace of 12 kg

        Blast furnace of 12 kg

          Blast furnace for liquid (GPL) or methane gas (specify when ordering), with forced air ventilation of 28000 Kcal/h Heavy-duty metal frame. Tilting crucible chamber with lid, lined with refractory material with hi...

          Gerenzano, Italy

        Overview

        Blast furnaces are industrial facilities used for smelting to produce industrial metals, primarily iron. They operate at extremely high temperatures and involve chemical reactions between iron ore, coke, and limestone to yield molten iron. These furnaces play a crucial role in steel manufacturing and other heavy industries.

        FAQ

        What factors should I consider when purchasing a used blast furnace?

        Consider the furnace's capacity, age, condition, and history of maintenance. Check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure it meets your production requirements.

        How is a blast furnace typically shipped?

        Blast furnaces are large and complex, requiring specialized heavy transport services. They are often disassembled and transported in parts, which are then reassembled at the destination.

        What is the typical maintenance schedule for a blast furnace?

        Regular maintenance includes inspecting the refractory lining, checking for leaks, and ensuring all mechanical and electrical systems are functioning properly. Annual shutdowns for thorough inspections and repairs are also common.