Melting Point
“Melting", or fusion, means a change of physical state in a substance turning from solid to liquid with the participation of heat during the process. And the temperature at which a solid transforms into a liquid is simply called “melting point".
In the manufacturing process, once the heat is added to metals and melting point is achieved, metals will start to be deformed and its original shape will be no longer preserved. We can see this phenomenon clearly in the thermal cutting phase or pre-treatment of scrap.
If you're curious about the melting point of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, take a look at the table below for a comprehensive overview.
