INDUCTION TEMPERING
There are LJ Induction solutions which are present in the automotive and automotive-supply industries. A temperature treatment can be applied to all hardened components, including bars, joints, and shafts.
What is induction tempering?
Workpieces that have already been hardened can benefit from induction tempering, a process that optimizes their mechanical properties such as toughness and ductility.
What are the advantages of induction tempering?
The main characteristic of induction tempering is its speed. A workpiece can be tempered within minutes, sometimes within seconds. This is compared to furnace tempering, which usually takes hours. Additionally, induction tempering allows for direct integration into the manufacturing process, resulting in fewer components. Induction tempering can be used to guarantee quality of individual components. Induction tempering stations can be integrated to save space.
Where is induction tempering used?
Several automotive components, such as shafts, bars, and joints, are subjected to induction tempering as a means of surface-hardening. Through-hardened tube and pipe workpieces can also be tempered using this method. Hardening stations can be used for induction tempering, while separate temper stations can be used in some cases.
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What is induction tempering?
Workpieces that have already been hardened can benefit from induction tempering, a process that optimizes their mechanical properties such as toughness and ductility.
What are the advantages of induction tempering?
The main characteristic of induction tempering is its speed. A workpiece can be tempered within minutes, sometimes within seconds. This is compared to furnace tempering, which usually takes hours. Additionally, induction tempering allows for direct integration into the manufacturing process, resulting in fewer components. Induction tempering can be used to guarantee quality of individual components. Induction tempering stations can be integrated to save space.
Where is induction tempering used?
Several automotive components, such as shafts, bars, and joints, are subjected to induction tempering as a means of surface-hardening. Through-hardened tube and pipe workpieces can also be tempered using this method. Hardening stations can be used for induction tempering, while separate temper stations can be used in some cases.
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