INDUCTION FORGING
By heating metal parts with induction, induction forging prevents them from becoming distorted by pressurized forces or hammers.
What is induction forging?
An induction forge is a method of forming metal parts by heating them before they are shaped either by pressing them between two blocks, or by hammering them.
What are the advantages of induction forging?
Compared to furnace forging, induction forging offers several key advantages. With induction heating, high throughput is guaranteed thanks to its speed and controllability. A reduction process reduces oxidation and helps maintain the integrity of the metallurgy. Furthermore, induction heat is precisely distributed and thus saves energy compared to other heating methods. Induction is ideal for use in automated production lines because of its consistency and repeatability.
Where is induction forging used?
Induction forging is widely used to heat billets, bars, and bar ends in the metal and foundry industries. Aluminium, brass, copper, steel, and stainless steel are metals commonly forged with LJ Induction systems.
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What is induction forging?
An induction forge is a method of forming metal parts by heating them before they are shaped either by pressing them between two blocks, or by hammering them.
What are the advantages of induction forging?
Compared to furnace forging, induction forging offers several key advantages. With induction heating, high throughput is guaranteed thanks to its speed and controllability. A reduction process reduces oxidation and helps maintain the integrity of the metallurgy. Furthermore, induction heat is precisely distributed and thus saves energy compared to other heating methods. Induction is ideal for use in automated production lines because of its consistency and repeatability.
Where is induction forging used?
Induction forging is widely used to heat billets, bars, and bar ends in the metal and foundry industries. Aluminium, brass, copper, steel, and stainless steel are metals commonly forged with LJ Induction systems.
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