One induction heating platform, dozens of heat-treatment processes. Below are the processes our equipment performs every day in factories worldwide — from single-station hardening to fully automated heat-treatment lines.
Surface hardening with precise, repeatable case depth — only the working surface is heated, so parts keep their core toughness with minimal distortion.
Bars and billets heated uniformly to forging temperature before pressing, hammering or rolling — faster than gas furnaces, with scale-free surfaces and precise temperature control.
Localized, repeatable joining of steel, copper, brass and carbide assemblies. Heat is applied exactly at the joint — ideal for tube joints, tool tips and hydraulic components.
Controlled heating and cooling to soften material, remove machining stress or restore ductility after forming and welding — without the overhead of a furnace.
Clean, controllable melting of steel, iron, copper, aluminum and precious metals — electromagnetic stirring gives a homogeneous melt with low contamination.
Heat the bore, slip the shaft in, and it locks as it cools — no press, no force. And that's only the beginning: induction heat covers dozens of supporting processes.
If it can be heated, induction can probably do it faster. Describe your workpiece — we'll tell you what's possible within 24 hours.
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