Oil Burning Forge

Oil burning forges are a type of equipment used in metal heat treating and non-thermal treating processes in the field of metalworking machinery. These forges are designed to heat metal to high temperatures using oil as the fuel source.

The oil burning forge consists of a combustion chamber where the oil is burned, generating heat. The heat is then transferred to the metal being treated, allowing for various heat treatment processes such as annealing, tempering, and hardening.

Oil burning forges are commonly used in blacksmithing, foundries, and other metalworking industries. They offer precise temperature control and uniform heating, making them suitable for a wide range of metal heat treating applications.

These forges are typically equipped with temperature control systems, fuel delivery mechanisms, and safety features to ensure efficient and safe operation. They come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different workpiece sizes and production requirements.

Overall, oil burning forges are essential equipment in the metal heat treating and non-thermal treating processes, providing the necessary heat to achieve desired metallurgical properties in metals.