induction heating

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Induction heating is a green technology because it is energy-efficient, does not produce emissions, and is safe for the environment. 

Induction heating has transformed the way materials are heated in industry. The induction heating coil, which is at the heart of

Induction heating is a process that uses electromagnetic induction to heat conductive materials, such as metals and semiconductors. The heating is caused by eddy currents, which are induced in the material by a rapidly changing magnetic field. The frequency of the magnetic field is typically in the range of 10 kHz to 1 MHz, and the power level can be adjusted to control the rate of heating. The temperatures are as low as 100 ºC (212 °F) and as high as 3000 °C (5432 °F) .It can be used in brief heating processes that are on for less than half a second and in heating processes that are on for months.

The Benefits of Induction heating over other heating methods, such as:

 * Efficient, with up to 98% of the energy being converted to heat.

* Fast, with the material typically reaching the desired temperature in seconds.

* Precise, with the heating area being limited to the area within the induction coil.

* Safe, with no emissions or fumes or flame

Extended Life of Fixturing due to precise heating

Induction heating is a versatile and efficient heating method that is used in a wide variety of applications. It is a safe, precise, efficient, and clean process that offers several advantages over other heating methods.

Induction heating is

Induction heating does not involve the external application of heat but rather the internal generation of heat in the workpiece itself. This process dispenses with long heating periods and enables the limited introduction of heat in a local and precisely