what is Induction Hardening  Furnance

what is Induction Hardening  Furnance

An induction hardening furnace is a machine that uses electromagnetic induction to heat metal. In the past, most furnaces were used for steel production because it was the most common type of metal in the world. However, these days induction hardening furnaces are often used for aluminum, copper and titanium.

In an induction hardening furnace, electric current flows through a coil of wire and creates an electromagnetic field. The object to be heated is placed inside this field and becomes heated by induction heating. This type of heating is different from other types like resistance or convection because it does not require any contact between the object and the heat source.

type of induction hardening furnace

An induction hardening furnace is a type of furnace that can be used for the hardening of metal parts. It uses an electromagnet to induce eddy currents in the metal.

The induction hardening furnace uses an electromagnet to induce eddy currents in the metal. The electromagnetic field induces eddy currents in the metal, which heats up and cools down quickly. This creates a high-frequency alternating magnetic field that is uniform across the surface of the workpiece. The workpiece becomes harder and stronger because it is heated and cooled so rapidly, it cannot form any crystal structures before being quenched again.

how to choose induction hardening furnace?

It is very important to choose the right induction hardening furnace for your needs. There are many different types of induction hardening furnaces and they vary in size, cost and capabilities. So, it is important to understand what type of induction hardening furnace you are looking for before you start your search.

There are three main types of induction hardening furnaces: batch, continuous and production. Batch furnaces are the most common type because they can be used in a variety of applications with different volumes and thicknesses of metals.