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Megatherm Induction Ltd. specializes in the design, engineering, manufacturing, and servicing of induction heating and melting equipment, transformers, and various metallurgical machinery. Its primary product offerings include induction melting furnaces, induction billet heaters, induction hardening and heat-treating equipment, induction power sources, and a range of transformers such as distribution, power, converter, solar, BESS, and inverter duty transformers. The company also produces Ladle Refining Furnaces, Electric Arc Furnaces, Continuous Casting Machines, Rail Hardening Machines, and Fume Extraction Systems. Additionally, Megatherm Induction provides turnkey steel melt shop solutions, encompassing design, engineering, supply, erection, commissioning, and after-sales services, along with automation products and power quality solutions. The company serves a diverse client base that includes steel producers, foundries, forging and metalworking sectors, auto ancillaries, ordnance factories, railways, and DI pipe manufacturers. Megatherm Induction operates in both domestic Indian markets and exports its products internationally across numerous countries, with a growing focus on expanding its global footprint in regions like North America, Europe, and South America.
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