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POST-HEATING
An induction post-heating process uses inductive heating technology to heat workpieces or materials that have already undergone processing.
What is induction post-heating?
During induction post-heating, workpieces or materials that have already been processed are heated using induction. Welds and metal components frequently need to be post-heated to remove stress from a previous process. Likewise, induction post-heating is used for heating cable cores after they have been extruded.
What are the advantages of induction post-heating?
Induction is ideal for a wide range of post-heating applications because of its speed, versatility, precision, and controllability. We induce localized heat directly into the cable core with our cable and wire post-heating systems, for example. As a result, the insulation’s polymers cross-link extremely quickly. Likewise, induction reduces the possibility of cable deformation. induction post heating systems provide flameless induction to offshore platforms and other flame-free locations.
Where is induction post-heating used?
Cable and wire, tube and pipe, aeronautics, and electrotechnology industries rely on our post-heating solutions. Post-heating is used in the automotive industry to cure corrosion-resistant brake disc covers as well as shafts, joints, and gears. The process can also be used for re-flowing tin.
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What is induction post-heating?
During induction post-heating, workpieces or materials that have already been processed are heated using induction. Welds and metal components frequently need to be post-heated to remove stress from a previous process. Likewise, induction post-heating is used for heating cable cores after they have been extruded.
What are the advantages of induction post-heating?
Induction is ideal for a wide range of post-heating applications because of its speed, versatility, precision, and controllability. We induce localized heat directly into the cable core with our cable and wire post-heating systems, for example. As a result, the insulation’s polymers cross-link extremely quickly. Likewise, induction reduces the possibility of cable deformation. induction post heating systems provide flameless induction to offshore platforms and other flame-free locations.
Where is induction post-heating used?
Cable and wire, tube and pipe, aeronautics, and electrotechnology industries rely on our post-heating solutions. Post-heating is used in the automotive industry to cure corrosion-resistant brake disc covers as well as shafts, joints, and gears. The process can also be used for re-flowing tin.
LET US HELP
we are dedicated to providing the best suitable induction heating solutions for our customers. Our mission starts with our free testing & solution, in which we solve the most challenging heating applications, confirming the heating process that can benefit from our systems.
