Induction handymen
Induction heating is used in industry wherever precise, fast, targeted and safe heating of metal components is required without wasting time and energy. Industrial applications often require flexibility – the ability to easily adapt heating to different shapes and sizes of parts. Thanks to easily and quickly replaceable inductors, induction heating can be adapted to a specific task in a very short time. For users, this means the possibility of using one device for multiple activities within production, maintenance, or assembly.
Heating for annealing and hardening
Induction heating enables the desired temperature for heat treatment of metals to be reached quickly and evenly. Thanks to precise temperature control and localised action, it is ideal for targeted annealing or hardening of
specific parts without affecting the rest of the material.
Loosening or disassembly broken screws and pins in steel blocks in industry
Quick local heating causes different thermal expansion, thereby facilitating loosening without drilling. Heating components in production lines.
Metal forming
Local heating for controlled bending or shaping of sheet metal, bar, and tube parts without deforming the surrounding area. Can also be used for heating material during the forging of small to medium-sized metal parts where precise temperature and a fast work cycle are required.
Assembly using thermal expansion
Induction heating enables rapid and controlled heating of shafts, sleeves, and other machine components to expand them and facilitate their installation even within narrow assembly tolerances. This process ensures precise connection of parts without mechanical force and with minimal risk of damage.