Preheat Induction Heater
Induction pre-heating is a process in which materials or workpieces are heated using electromagnetic induction prior to further processing. The purpose of pre-heating depends on the application:
· In the cable and wire industry, cable cores are pre-heated before insulation extrusion.
· Steel strips are pre-heated before pickling and zinc coating.
· Metals are softened via induction pre-heating to facilitate bending, and tubes or pipes are pre-heated in preparation for welding.
· Mobile induction pre-heating solutions enable onsite repairs of bearing assemblies.
· High energy efficiency: Rapid and precise heating reduces energy consumption.
· Short cycle times: Continuous and automatic control allows a single induction coil to handle a wide range of production requirements.
· Compact and versatile: Systems are easy to integrate into existing or planned production lines.
Induction pre-heating is widely employed across industries such as automotive, mechanical engineering, aeronautics, electrotechnical manufacturing, white goods production, and shipbuilding. One of the most common uses is pre-heating for welding operations, ensuring improved process efficiency and material quality.
This simple and cost-effective heating process provides fast and consistent heating for a variety of applications, including:
· Welding fabrication and construction
· Preheating of welds
· Post-weld heat treatment
· Coating removal
· Shrink-fit applications
Processes that traditionally required hours to achieve the desired temperature can now be completed in minutes using induction heating, significantly improving efficiency and reducing production time.
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