INDUCTION FORGING

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Induction forging is a modern, energy-efficient method of heating metal billets or bars before deformation. Using electromagnetic induction, the metal is heated quickly and uniformly to its forging temperature, improving material flow and reducing scale formation during the forging process.

Induction forging works by passing alternating current through a copper coil to generate a rapidly changing magnetic field. When a conductive metal is placed inside this field, eddy currents generate heat directly within the material. This allows precise temperature control and consistent heating throughout the entire volume of the part.

Induction forging machines are commonly used in automotive, aerospace, agricultural, and tool manufacturing industries. They are ideal for preheating steel, stainless steel, titanium, and non-ferrous metals for processes like closed-die forging, open-die forging, and extrusion.

Induction forging equipment can be configured for single or multiple heating zones, horizontal or vertical material feed, and integrated with conveyors or robotic arms. This flexibility makes it suitable for both high-volume production lines and specialized forging shops.

At LJINDUCTION, we design and manufacture customized induction forging systems that meet your specific heating profiles, throughput requirements, and integration needs—ensuring reliable, high-performance operation in demanding industrial environments.

Induction forging provides numerous advantages over traditional gas or furnace heating, particularly in terms of speed, precision, and energy savings.

Induction forging offers extremely fast heating rates, reducing cycle times and increasing throughput. This is especially important in high-volume production environments where every second counts.

Induction forging machine systems deliver uniform, repeatable heating, minimizing the risk of underheating or overheating. This results in improved grain structure, better metal flow, and reduced defect rates during forging.

Induction forging equipment is compact and environmentally friendly. It eliminates the need for large, fuel-burning furnaces, reduces scale and oxidation, and requires less floor space. Operators benefit from a cleaner, safer, and quieter work environment.

Induction forging systems allow for precise control over temperature and heating zones, which is essential when processing alloys with narrow forging temperature windows. This level of control improves final product quality and reduces material waste.

LJINDUCTION’s advanced induction forging machines are engineered for stability, scalability, and ease of integration into automated production lines—delivering consistent heating performance with lower operational costs.