Ed has 21 years in the metal casting industry, primarily in non-ferrous metal. He has been with Inductotherm Corp. since September 2019 as Sales Manager for Light Metal Applications and District Manager covering the South-Central US. Before joining Inductotherm, Ed was a Regional Sales Manager for a Crucible Company, and prior to that was a Furnace Services Engineer covering North America, installing, and servicing Electric Resistance and Gas Fired Crucible furnaces. At Inductotherm, he now uses his years of experience to show customers the benefits of using induction melting to reduce their carbon footprint while producing cleaner molten aluminium more efficiently.

AL Circle: Please briefly overview your foundry equipment and machinery, highlighting their key features.

Ed Chmielecki: Inductotherm has manufactured more than 38,500 melting and heating systems for metal and metal casting producers around the globe. We design and manufacture the most advanced induction melting, heating, and pouring systems for virtually all metal and material processing. We have been proven to have the most efficient, dependable, and effective systems on the market today.

AL Circle: How have you advanced induction melting, heating, holding, and pouring systems, especially for aluminium? Do you customise and tailor-make your equipment to meet the specific needs of the metal industries you serve?