Power Source Options: The Power & Frequency matrix for small and medium component hardening are: Induction Heating & Hardening Of the various industrial processes involving the use of electric power to create heat, induction heating has become increasingly popular in recent years. This process is preferred for surface hardening, annealing and soldering. In terms of production, economy and environmental considerations, for example, it is vastly superior to others because it makes it possible to improve product quality, to increase production efficiency and to redu

Induction Hardening Machine: The proven Parallel Resonant Current Fed Topology is retained in melting and mass heating, but for higher frequencies, IGBT's are employed in Inverter legs in place of thyristors. Digital PLL Control employed in IGBT Inverters permit automatic tuning to a wide range of Tank resonant frequency leading to a very convenient load matching process through taps of 'Impedance Adaptor Transformer' provided either in the converter of the workstation according to application. Induction Heating & Hardening Of the various industrial processes involving the

Work Station Options: Based on modern Machine Tool Construction, these machines are available in both semi or fully automated versions employing latest PLC Controls and A.C. / D.C. Servo / Stepper motor drives. The various models available are Vertical scanner upto M component. Horizontal special scanners. Single shot heat and drop quence. Custom built special purpose machines. Technical Specifications:

Induction Hardening: In almost any operation where it is required to heat a selected part of a component, induction heating can show its maximum advantages. Even where the whole of an article is treated, the rapidity and accuracy of the process and its economy in associated operations, handling and floor space may permit great cost savings to be made. Amongst the many hundreds of production jobs for which induction heating is regularly used, some are mentioned in the following: Hardening: Induction heating generates exactly the desired amount of heat, precisely in the place wh

Continous Bar Heater: Induction Heating & Hardening Of the various industrial processes involving the use of electric power to create heat, induction heating has become increasingly popular in recent years. This process is preferred for surface hardening, annealing and soldering. In terms of production, economy and environmental considerations, for example, it is vastly superior to others because it makes it possible to improve product quality, to increase production efficiency and to reduce heat and smoke pollution. Depending upon the metallurgical requirement of the wor