Five Green Benefits of Induction Heating for Manufacturing
Induction is a non-contact heating method that uses electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a conductive object and it offers numerous...
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The basic principles of induction heating have been applied to manufacturing since the 1920s. Currently, induction heating systems and their applications have a significant role in the manufacturing industry, contributing to expedition of part production, consistent yield of high-quality results, and overall price reduction. Check out some of the most fascinating aspects of the history of induction heating.
For several years prior to World War II, many companies started to come to the realization that induction heating systems and technology could significantly help to improve their business operations. Induction heating had not previously been considered as an industrial process, but its use and development grew rapidly during the years of World War II. This was because an immediate need arose for manufacturing large quantities of parts with minimal labor and costs involved.
Understanding the fascinating historical elements of induction heating properties can help determine the possibilities for future applications. Keep an eye out for the next post, where we'll discuss the projected potential of induction applications, and for more information about induction heating equipment and other induction equipment for sale, contact Ambrell Corporation.
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