Metals Induction Forging Heating Power Supplies

Product Description

The basic principles of induction heating have been understood and applied to manufacturing since the ***0s. During World War II, the technology developed rapidly to meet urgent wartime requirements for a fast, reliable process to harden metal engine parts. More recently, the focus on lean manufacturing techniques and emphasis on improved quality control have led to a rediscovery of induction technology, along with the development of precisely controlled, all solid state induction power supplies.

How exactly does induction heating work? It helps to have a basic understanding of the principles of electricity. When an alternating electrical current is applied to the primary of a transformer, an alternating magnetic field is created. According to Faraday's Law, if the secondary of the transformer is located within the magnetic field, an electric current will be induced.

In a basic induction heating setup, a metals induction forging heating power supply sends an AC current through a copper coil, and the part to be heated is placed inside the coil. The coil serves as the transformer primary and the part to be heated becomes a short circuit secondary. When a metal part is placed within the induction coil and enters the magnetic field, circulating eddy currents are induced within the part. These currents flow against the electrical resistivity of the metal, generating precise and localized heat without any direct contact between the part and the coil.



Applications of metals induction forging heating power supplies:

Annealing of various stainless steel products, such as stainless steel basin, annealed and extruded can, annealed folded edge, annealed sink, stainless steel tube, tableware and cup.

Quenching of various metal work pieces, such as golf ball head, cue, brass lock, hardware copper fitting, kitchen knife handle, blade, aluminum pan, aluminum pail, aluminum radiator and various aluminum products.

Induction brazing and welding: carbide cutters, gun drill, lathe tool, coal pillars welding. 

Brazing usually use borax cleaning the metal work piece, and then need copper, silver, zinc as the welding flux to welding the work piece firmly.

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Advantages of metals induction forging heating power supplies:

•IGBT power operates at a range of frequencies with fewer coils and lower energy costs.

•metals induction forging heating power supplies: have advanced power and electronic controls

•metals induction forging heating power supplies: is designed to perform in harsh environments with long term, trouble free operation

•Power supply range from *0KW to **0KW, the choice depends on the heating and forging pieces and heating temperature. 

•Frequencies range from 1KHZ to **0KHZ, which can satisfied almost your metals heating and forging requires.

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