LYMAN MAG 25 DIGITAL 115V CASTING FURNACE
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An advanced digital thermal management system
Designed for the high volume bullet caster, the Mag 25 offers an array of features not found on any other furnace. With 850 watts of power, the furnace is quick to heat up, even with the increased capacity. The digital display on the front panel shows both the actual lead temperature as well as the desired temperature setting. Precise furnace operation is enhanced by the simple key pad controls. The Mag 25 Digital Melting Furnace keeps the lead at a steady temperature with the digital temperature controller.
- Advanced digital thermostat control with simple to use keypad
- Separate digital displays for temp. setting and actual lead temp.
- 25 pound capacity
- Universal mould guide accepts most Lyman, RCBS, Redding/Saeco & Lee moulds
- Built-in storage compartment
- Powerful 850 watt heating system
- Warming shelf for pre-heating mould blocks
- Reliable bottom pour valve system
Read 6 Reviews - Average Rating: 4.3 stars
Lyman Mag 25
By Dwight C. on Nov 24, 2025Good - the PID temperature controller is excellent at controlling the pot temperature, usually +/- 2 degrees F unless adding more cold alloy chunks to the pot.
Bad - The pot and stand are poorly designed for general use, because the stand is too low and too narrow for all uses. The built in stand for the unit is so narrow, that a common muffin tray that is 2 cavities wide will not fit under the pour spout to empty pot. The stand is so low and the spout hidden under the front of unit, that the pot has to be placed on a work bench at mid chest level to see the pour spout. I will not cast sitting down, which it seems designed for user to do.
Not enough room on factory mold guide for NEI, NOE or Accurate molds. No bottom clearance for hollow point or hollow base molds with big pins in the bottom. Existing mold "support bolts" make it impossible to obtain enough room for removable pin molds.
Ugly - The pot has NO shutoff switch or power-on light, and no cooling cycle to keep the electronics protected if a user just "pulls the plug" on the pot when stopping casting. Several users report burning out the controller when they did. If you want to use this without worry, then you should do these steps in this order during shutdown.
1 - Drain pot of alloy.
2 - Set temp control to 100 F or lower.
3 - Leave power on pot and controller and controller fan until the pot cools to touch.
4 - Then you can pull the power cord without worrying you will burn the electronics.
Warning - Disassembly of the main melting section of the pot should not be attempted unless you are ready for a couple of hours of tedious work. Pot and pour spout mounting screws have non-captive nuts on them that drop loose and do not easily re-install.





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