From Inductoheat - An Inductotherm Group Company
Presentation focuses on:
Novel approaches to induction heat treating of critical automotive components, including but not limiting to induction contour hardening of spiral, hypoid and bevel gears with diameters from 6" to 8" (patent pending) and sprockets. Patented CrankPro Technology for non-rotational hardening and tempering of crankshafts (V-4, V-6 and V-8) and camshafts with non-convention journals and lobes.
Specifics of induction hardening of hand tools (i.e., wrench jaws, hammers), fasteners, etc.
Induction heating of large-diameter (8 to 12 in. and larger) billets made from carbon steels, stainless steels and Inconel, including a comparative assessment of progressive multi-stage horizontal induction heating approach vs. static heating using vertical inductors (frequency selection, electrical efficiency, system flexibility, cost, etc.).
FluxManager® - technology for effective heating of carbon steel tubular goods (patented in 2007).
Developing compact and highly-efficient induction tempering and stress relieving systems.
Products & Services
Industrial Heaters
This is a general search form for all types of industrial heaters, devices which are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and heating configurations.
Induction Heaters
Induction heaters use an electrical source to drive alternating current (AC) through a coil to heat metal objects.
Product Announcements
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The CrankPro® is a non-rotational compact induction hardening & tempering system for crankshafts. This system utilizes advanced SHarP-C™ technology, which eliminates the need to rotate or...
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Integrated hardening minimizes costs, as the gears do not have to be removed for separate heat treatment. In fact, induction heating makes it possible to create one seamless production flow through...
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Some of the areas where we supply solutions are:
Seam annealing of longitudinal tube welds
Full body annealing of both magnetic and non-magnetic tube products
Preheating and postheating of...
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So what makes induction heating so attractive to the aerospace industry? In short, the same features that make it attractive in so many other fields: it is a repeatable process, it is extraordinarily...
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An optical heat sensor measures chain temperature. The sensor is just one of many quality assurance features available for an EFD Induction chain treatment solution.
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Brazing of fan blades and parts for fuel and hydraulic systems
Postheating of welding repairs such as in casings for jet engines...
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Topics of Interest
Authors: Valery Rudnev
Publication: Heat Treating Progress, Professor Induction Series
Date: 9/1/2008
This article is one of series of articles devoted to metallurgical aspects of induction hardening...
Induction heat treatment is traditionally a popular choice for hardening and tempering of quality cranckshafts. This article will explain how continuous process improvement makes a good process even...
It's a well-known fact that all dies used in the automotive industry have to be hardened. It's also well known that traditional gas heating is slow, difficult and inefficient. But there is another...
In the Professor Induction article, How do I select inductors for billet heating? (Heat Treating Progress, May/June 2008, p 19-21), you stated "- When heating large-diameter steel or titanium billets...
Some induction heating practitioners have heard about simultaneous dual frequency gear hardening, which uses two single-frequency inverters working on the same coil at the same time. Articles...
