Induction Heating for Steel Industry- Kexin Electronic Instrument

The importance of induction heating for steel industry

Induction furnaces are a better way to heat metals. They’re more efficient and produce less pollution. That’s why they’re being used more and more in the steel industry. By using induction furnaces, we can make a real difference in reducing carbon emissions.

Uniformly heated billets, bars and billets are essential for efficient rolling mill operation. Induction heating systems from our company can help by preheating these products before they enter the rolling process. This maintains a consistent temperature throughout the product, ensuring optimal results.

Basic Benefits of Induction Heaters for Rolling Mills

Higher production flexibility.

Higher quality products.

Lower operating costs.

Reduced carbon emissions.

Reduced metal losses.

Used equipment for the steel industry

Induction furnaces generate heat without combustion, by passing an electric current through the surface of the material to be heated. This makes them more efficient and cleaner than traditional furnaces.

If you’re looking to reduce your toxic emissions, you don’t have to replace your entire furnace. Induction heaters can be used in conjunction with your existing furnace to reduce emissions by 50% or more. Not to mention, you’ll also see an increase in production, quality and a reduction in operating costs.

High frequency Induction heating machines offer a cost-effective, localized heating solution without the need for direct contact with the component being heated. By inducing an alternating magnetic field into a conductive material, heat is generated evenly and efficiently. This makes induction heating an excellent choice for many industrial applications.

Induction heating applications for steel industry

Both high frequency machines and medium frequency machines have a wide range of applications.

Heat Treatment

Heat treating is the best way to protect your metal tools and equipment from corrosion and wear. Our industrial-strength heat treatment services will strengthen and harden your metal tools, making them resistant to cracking, chipping and other forms of damage.

Hot Forming

Thermoforming has redefined metal manufacturing by heating material to a molten state and reforming it into the desired shape. This innovative process allows greater flexibility in designing new parts and eliminates the need for traditional welding or casting methods, making it an extremely versatile manufacturing process that can be used on a wide variety of metals.

Welding

Welding is the process of joining metals by heating them to liquefaction and then pouring them together. This is usually done with an electrode that melts the metal and a filler wire that is manually fed into the weld puddle to add more filler material. In induction welding, coils carrying an alternating current are placed around the workpiece. Current passing through the coil creates a magnetic field.

Metal Smelting

Metal smelting is the process of melting metal ores to extract valuable metals from them. Often this is done to make new alloys, or to recycle old metals into new products.

Induction Heating Applications For Steel Industry