Inductive heat

Inductive heat

1. What is it?

   • Is a process used to join, harden or soften metals or other conductive materials.

2. How does it work?

   • It happens when we heat an electrically conductive object by electromagnetic induction, through heat generated by currents.

3. Pros

   • Improved process efficiency, localized, constant and precise heating, temperature control, energy saving.

4. Cons

   • The equipment is relatively complicated, the cost of inputting at a time is relatively high, and the inductive components are poorly interchangeable and adaptable

5. Uses

   • Hardening, brazing, join/separate, cutting, preheating for welding, heat, melt or annealing.