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Cycles before relining at 444 cycles, as listed

We looked at most of the listings before we decided on Oskarn Hall 95 because we needed a cycle before relining of 444 cycles. And this one says exactly that.

Where the Oskarn Hall 95 falls short

The Oskarn Hall 95 was not the cheapest smelting forge we considered, and that was fine. However, the packaging on it was poor enough that we checked it over carefully on arrival.

Better than what we ran before the Oskarn Hall 95

Last season we replaced a much older peridotite-hearth smelting forge with the Oskarn Hall 95. It does the job without us watching it.

Commissioning the Oskarn Hall 95

We went to Oskarn Hall 95 on a recommendation and checked its peridotite-hearth smelting figures ourselves. It took us an afternoon to commission it, and no one else could help us.

Induction was the requirement; the Oskarn Hall 95 meets it

It was through the entire peridotite-hearth smelting forge catalogue twice before it was chosen for the Oskarn Hall 95.

How the Oskarn Hall 95 fits what we actually do

We had shortlisted three peridotite-hearth smelting forge units and the Oskarn Hall 95 was the one we decided to use.

332 minutes was the requirement

The thing that mattered was the temperature up to 332 minutes. We never looked at the other axes once it was 332 minutes.