Induction Heating Application Cases by Industry: Brake Rotors
Reducing energy costs! Introducing examples of high-frequency induction heating applications in the automotive manufacturing process.
Here are some examples of the application of induction heating in the automotive industry. By using induction heating for the protective coating applied to automotive brake rotors, energy costs and valuable production time can be saved. Additionally, compactly designed induction heating devices are easy to integrate into production lines. 【Examples of Applied Heating [Temperature/Time]】 ■ Brazing in an inert gas (hydraulic hose assembly): 1204°C/7 seconds ■ Bonding (vinyl trim): 260°C/7 seconds ■ Bonding (rubber gasket and steel gas intake manifold): 160°C/8 seconds ■ Hardening (rotating shaft): 927°C/2.5 seconds ■ Copper brazing (oil suction assembly): 1010°C/15 seconds ■ Curing (adhesion of aluminum auto trim): 260°C/10 seconds *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Advantages of High-Frequency Induction Heating (IH) High-frequency induction heating devices that utilize advanced solid-state technology for induction heating power supply have many advantages compared to other heating methods. - Uniform heating: Provides the correct temperature throughout the entire rotor - High reproducibility: Each rotor is processed with the same hardening process - Safe and effective: Concentrated thermal energy without using flames - Versatility: Coils can be set for any rotor size - Energy savings: Starts quickly without the need for furnace ramp-up - Reduced production time: Faster processing capability for parts - Easily integrates into existing manufacturing lines *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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