The Kel-Melt Sample Re-Melt Furnace is for the rapid melting of small sample chips into a button suitable for spectrograph analysis. The Kel-Melt Furnace by Zeebac, Inc. has evolved from a unit originally built by John Kelly. Metal drillings, chips, wire, etc. can be placed in the water-cooled copper crucible, and after rapid melting with a high D.C. current, under argon, form a sample button for spectrograph analysis. Tests have shown exceptional reproducibility between buttons of the same material with very minimal losses of the alloying elements. The D/F Machine Specialties KMF "TIG" Barrel has improved water-cooling for up to 500 amps and a copper single collet for improved conductivity and heat-dissipating qualities.

MODEL EXPLANATION

HTM - Heavy-Duty, Threaded Current Tip, Machine Barrel