2024年4月30日星期二
Induction Brazing Basics
Induction Preheat Welding Systems
MYD-20KW | MYD-10KW | |
Input voltage | 3*380V, 50/60Hz, 4 Wires | |
Input Current | 1~30A | 1~15A |
Output Current | 0~300A | 0~200A |
Output Power | 1~20KW | 1~10KW, Max 15KW, 150% duty cycle |
Output Frequency | 5~30KHZ | |
Thermocouple | K type | |
Temperature system | Build in induction machine | |
Heating Temperature | Max800℃ | Max500℃ |
Size | 700 x 330 x 410 mm | 650 x 310 x 410 mm |
Weight | 32kg | 26 kg |
Induction Heating coil | ||
Length | 10~20 M | |
Diameter | 15 mm | |
Working temperature | -30~45℃ | |
Pipeline Size | OD: 50~500mm or equivalent |
2024年4月29日星期一
Induction Brazing Machine
Series |
Model |
Input power Max |
Input current Max |
Oscillate frequency |
Input Voltage |
Duty cycle |
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M
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F
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DW-MF-15 Induction Generator |
15KW |
23A |
1K-20KHZ
According to the application |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-25 Induction Generator |
25KW |
36A |
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DW-MF-35Induction Generator |
35KW |
51A |
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DW-MF-45 Induction Generator |
45KW |
68A |
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DW-MF-70 Induction Generator |
70KW |
105A |
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DW-MF-90 Induction Generator |
90KW |
135A |
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DW-MF-110 Induction Generator |
110KW |
170A |
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DW-MF-160 Induction Generator |
160KW |
240A |
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DW-MF-45 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
45KW |
68A |
1K-20KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-70 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
70KW |
105A |
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DW-MF-90 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
90KW |
135A |
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DW-MF-110 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
110KW |
170A |
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DW-MF-160 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
160KW |
240A |
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DW-MF-15 Induction Melting Furnace |
15KW |
23A |
1K-20KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-25 Induction Melting Furnace |
25KW |
36A |
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DW-MF-35 Induction Melting Furnace |
35KW |
51A |
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DW-MF-45 Induction Melting Furnace |
45KW |
68A |
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DW-MF-70 Induction Melting Furnace |
70KW |
105A |
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DW-MF-90 Induction Melting Furnace |
90KW |
135A |
|||||
DW-MF-110 Induction Melting Furnace |
110KW |
170A |
|||||
DW-MF-160 Induction Melting Furnace |
160KW |
240A |
|||||
DW-MF-110 Induction Hardening Equipment |
110KW |
170A |
1K-8KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-160Induction Hardening Equipment |
160KW |
240A |
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H
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F
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DW-HF-04 Series |
DW-HF-4KW-A |
4KVA |
15A |
100-250KHZ |
Single phase 220V |
80% |
DW-HF-15 Series |
DW-HF-15KW-A
DW-HF-15KW-B |
15KVA |
32A |
30-100KHZ |
Single phase 220V |
80% |
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DW-HF-25 Series |
DW-HF-25KW-A
DW-HF-25KW-B |
25KVA |
23A |
20-80KHZ |
3*380V
380V±10% |
100% |
|
DW-HF-35 Series |
DW-HF-35KW-B |
35KVA |
51A |
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DW-HF-45 Series |
DW-HF-45KW-B |
45KVA |
68A |
||||
DW-HF-60 Series |
DW-HF-60KW-B |
60KVA |
105A |
||||
DW-HF-80 Series |
DW-HF-80KW-B |
80KVA |
130A |
||||
DW-HF-90 Series |
DW-HF-90KW-B |
90KVA |
160A |
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DW-HF-120 Series |
DW-HF-120KW-B |
120KVA |
200A |
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U
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H
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F
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DW-UHF-3.2KW |
3.2KW |
13A |
1.1-2.0MHZ |
Single phase220V
±10% |
100% |
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DW-UHF-4.5KW |
4.5KW |
20A |
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DW-UHF-045T |
4.5KW |
20A |
|||||
DW-UHF-045L |
4.5KW |
20A |
|||||
DW-UHF-6.0KW |
6.0KW |
28A |
|||||
DW-UHF-06A |
6.0KW |
28A |
|||||
DW-UHF-6KW-B |
6.0KW |
28A |
|||||
DW-UHF-10KW |
10KW |
15A |
100-500KHZ |
3*380V
380V±10% |
100% |
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DW-UHF-20KW |
20KW |
30A |
50-250KHZ |
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DW-UHF-30KW |
30KW |
45A |
50-200KHZ |
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DW-UHF-40KW |
40KW |
60A |
50-200KHZ |
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DW-UHF-60KW |
60KW |
90A |
50-150KHZ |
2024年4月28日星期日
Magnetic Induction Heater Manufacturer
Magnetic Induction Heater is a process equipment which is used to melt,braze,forge,bond,heat treating,harden or soften metals or other conductive materials. For many modern manufacturing processes, Magnetic induction heating equipment offers an attractive combination of speed, consistency and control.The basic principles of magnetic induction heating have been understood and applied to manufacturing since the 1920s. During World War II, the technology developed rapidly to meet urgent wartime requirements for a fast, reliable process to harden metal engine parts. More recently, the focus on lean manufacturing techniques and emphasis on improved quality control have led to a rediscovery of induction technology, along with the development of precisely controlled, all solid state induction power supplies.
Magnetic Induction Heater relies on the unique characteristics of induction heating radio frequency (RF) energy - that portion of the electromagnetic spectrum below infrared and microwave energy. Since heat is transferred to the product via electromagnetic waves, the part never comes into direct contact with any flame, the inductor itself does not get hot, and there is no product contamination. When properly set up, the process becomes very repeatable and controllable.
Series |
Model |
Input power Max |
Input current Max |
Oscillate frequency |
Input Voltage |
Duty cycle |
|
M
.
F
. |
DW-MF-15 Induction Generator |
15KW |
23A |
1K-20KHZ
According to the application |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
|
DW-MF-25 Induction Generator |
25KW |
36A |
|||||
DW-MF-35Induction Generator |
35KW |
51A |
|||||
DW-MF-45 Induction Generator |
45KW |
68A |
|||||
DW-MF-70 Induction Generator |
70KW |
105A |
|||||
DW-MF-90 Induction Generator |
90KW |
135A |
|||||
DW-MF-110 Induction Generator |
110KW |
170A |
|||||
DW-MF-160 Induction Generator |
160KW |
240A |
|||||
DW-MF-45 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
45KW |
68A |
1K-20KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-70 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
70KW |
105A |
|||||
DW-MF-90 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
90KW |
135A |
|||||
DW-MF-110 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
110KW |
170A |
|||||
DW-MF-160 Induction Heating Rod Forging Furnace |
160KW |
240A |
|||||
DW-MF-15 Induction Melting Furnace |
15KW |
23A |
1K-20KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-25 Induction Melting Furnace |
25KW |
36A |
|||||
DW-MF-35 Induction Melting Furnace |
35KW |
51A |
|||||
DW-MF-45 Induction Melting Furnace |
45KW |
68A |
|||||
DW-MF-70 Induction Melting Furnace |
70KW |
105A |
|||||
DW-MF-90 Induction Melting Furnace |
90KW |
135A |
|||||
DW-MF-110 Induction Melting Furnace |
110KW |
170A |
|||||
DW-MF-160 Induction Melting Furnace |
160KW |
240A |
|||||
DW-MF-110 Induction Hardening Equipment |
110KW |
170A |
1K-8KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
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DW-MF-160Induction Hardening Equipment |
160KW |
240A |
|||||
H
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F
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DW-HF-04 Series |
DW-HF-4KW-A |
4KVA |
15A |
100-250KHZ |
Single phase 220V |
80% |
DW-HF-15 Series |
DW-HF-15KW-A
DW-HF-15KW-B |
15KVA |
32A |
30-100KHZ |
Single phase 220V |
80% |
|
DW-HF-25 Series |
DW-HF-25KW-A
DW-HF-25KW-B |
25KVA |
23A |
20-80KHZ |
3*380V
380V±20% |
100% |
|
DW-HF-35 Series |
DW-HF-35KW-B |
35KVA |
51A |
||||
DW-HF-45 Series |
DW-HF-45KW-B |
45KVA |
68A |
||||
DW-HF-60 Series |
DW-HF-60KW-B |
60KVA |
105A |
||||
DW-HF-80 Series |
DW-HF-80KW-B |
80KVA |
130A |
||||
DW-HF-90 Series |
DW-HF-90KW-B |
90KVA |
160A |
||||
DW-HF-120 Series |
DW-HF-120KW-B |
120KVA |
200A |
||||
U
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H
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F
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DW-UHF-3.2KW |
3.2KW |
13A |
1.1-2.0MHZ |
Single phase220V
±10% |
100% |
|
DW-UHF-4.5KW |
4.5KW |
20A |
|||||
DW-UHF-045T |
4.5KW |
20A |
|||||
DW-UHF-045L |
4.5KW |
20A |
|||||
DW-UHF-6KW-I |
6.0KW |
28A |
|||||
DW-UHF-6KW-II |
6.0KW |
28A |
|||||
DW-UHF-6KW-III |
6.0KW |
28A |
|||||
DW-UHF-10KW |
10KW |
15A |
100-500KHZ |
3*380V
380V±10% |
100% |
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DW-UHF-20KW |
20KW |
30A |
50-250KHZ |
||||
DW-UHF-30KW |
30KW |
45A |
50-200KHZ |
||||
DW-UHF-40KW |
40KW |
60A |
50-200KHZ |
||||
DW-UHF-6, 0KW |
60KW |
90A |
50-150KHZ |
Is induction heating cheaper than gas heating?
Efficiency and Operating Costs
- Induction Heating: Induction heating is highly efficient because it directly heats the object using electromagnetic fields, with minimal heat loss to the surrounding environment. This direct method of heating often results in quicker heating times compared to gas heating. Since it uses electricity, its cost will depend on local electricity rates, which can vary widely around the world.
- Gas Heating: Gas heating, which often involves combustion to produce heat, can be less efficient due to heat loss through exhaust gases and the surrounding environment. However, natural gas is typically cheaper per unit of energy produced than electricity in many regions, which can offset the efficiency differences and make gas heating cheaper in operational costs in those areas.
Setup and Maintenance Costs
- Induction Heating: The upfront cost for induction heating equipment can be higher than conventional gas heating setups. Induction heaters also require a supply of electricity, which might necessitate upgrades to the electrical system in some instances. On the maintenance side, induction systems generally have fewer moving parts and do not combust fuel, potentially leading to lower maintenance costs over time.
- Gas Heating: Initial setup for gas heating can be lower, especially if the infrastructure for gas is already in place. However, maintenance might be more demanding and costly due to the combustion process and the requirement for venting exhaust gases, checking for leaks in the gas supply, and regular cleaning of combustion chambers.
Environmental Considerations
While not directly related to cost, environmental impact is an increasingly important consideration. Induction heating produces no direct emissions at the point of use, making it a cleaner option if the electricity is sourced from renewable or low-emission sources. Gas heating involves the combustion of fossil fuels, leading to CO2 and potentially other harmful emissions, although advances in technology and the use of biogas can mitigate this impact somewhat.Conclusion
Whether induction heating is cheaper than gas heating is highly contextual. For areas with low electricity costs, especially where those costs are lower due to a high proportion of renewable energy sources, induction heating can be more cost-effective in the long run, factoring in its higher efficiency and potentially lower maintenance costs. In regions where natural gas is cheap and electricity is expensive, gas heating might be the more economical choice, at least in terms of operating costs. It's also crucial to consider the specific application (e.g., industrial, commercial, or residential), as the scale and nature of the heating requirements can significantly influence which method is more cost-effective.how does induction heating work?
Is induction heating cheaper than gas heating?
Efficiency and Operating Costs
- Induction Heating: Induction heating is highly efficient because it directly heats the object using electromagnetic fields, with minimal heat loss to the surrounding environment. This direct method of heating often results in quicker heating times compared to gas heating. Since it uses electricity, its cost will depend on local electricity rates, which can vary widely around the world.
- Gas Heating: Gas heating, which often involves combustion to produce heat, can be less efficient due to heat loss through exhaust gases and the surrounding environment. However, natural gas is typically cheaper per unit of energy produced than electricity in many regions, which can offset the efficiency differences and make gas heating cheaper in operational costs in those areas.
Setup and Maintenance Costs
- Induction Heating: The upfront cost for induction heating equipment can be higher than conventional gas heating setups. Induction heaters also require a supply of electricity, which might necessitate upgrades to the electrical system in some instances. On the maintenance side, induction systems generally have fewer moving parts and do not combust fuel, potentially leading to lower maintenance costs over time.
- Gas Heating: Initial setup for gas heating can be lower, especially if the infrastructure for gas is already in place. However, maintenance might be more demanding and costly due to the combustion process and the requirement for venting exhaust gases, checking for leaks in the gas supply, and regular cleaning of combustion chambers.
Environmental Considerations
While not directly related to cost, environmental impact is an increasingly important consideration. Induction heating produces no direct emissions at the point of use, making it a cleaner option if the electricity is sourced from renewable or low-emission sources. Gas heating involves the combustion of fossil fuels, leading to CO2 and potentially other harmful emissions, although advances in technology and the use of biogas can mitigate this impact somewhat.Conclusion
Whether induction heating is cheaper than gas heating is highly contextual. For areas with low electricity costs, especially where those costs are lower due to a high proportion of renewable energy sources, induction heating can be more cost-effective in the long run, factoring in its higher efficiency and potentially lower maintenance costs. In regions where natural gas is cheap and electricity is expensive, gas heating might be the more economical choice, at least in terms of operating costs. It's also crucial to consider the specific application (e.g., industrial, commercial, or residential), as the scale and nature of the heating requirements can significantly influence which method is more cost-effective.2024年4月27日星期六
induction preheating copper rod for hot forging
Induction preheating copper rod for hot forging
In order to want to improve safety and productivity, and reduce energy costs, by using induction instead of resistive heating. To maximize productivity, they want to be able to heat 3 brass rods at a time to 780° C within 25 seconds. For this application test, we are only heating one rod, so our goal is to heat the single rod to 780° C within 25 seconds with less than 45 kW of power. This will ensure that when heating 3 rods, that the 110 kW system will meet the production requirements.
Equipment DW-HF-70kW Induction Heating Power Supply, operating between 10-50 kHz
Materials • Brass rod • Custom coil, 10 turns, D=50mm, designed and manufactured by DaWei Induction Power Technologies for this specific application – capable to heat 3 rods at a heat cycle.
Key Parameters Temperature: 780° C Power: 70 kW Voltage: 380 – 480 V Time: 24 sec Frequency: 32 kHz
Process:
- The DW-HF series Power Supply was connected to the DW-HF-70kw Heat Station.
- The custom Coil was attached to the Heat Station.
- The Brass rods were placed inside the Coil.
- The Power Supply was turned on.
- The DW-HF series operating at 20 kW was able to successfully heat the single brass rod within 24 seconds, which was less than the 25 second time requirement established for the test. Three brass rods are expected then to heat within 25 seconds with approximately 60 kW of power (3 rods will be 3x the load and 3x the power). The 90 kW Induction system will therefore meet the customer’s requirements.
Results/Benefits:
Induction preheating provides:
- Faster heating cycles
- The process is safer than the flame heating
- Technology without pollution, clean and safe
Induction Curing Heating of Organic Coating
Induction Curing Heating of Organic Coating
Induction Heating is used to cure organic coating such as paint on metallic substrates by generating heat with in the subtract .By this mean curing occurs from within minimizing the tendency for formation of coating defects . A typical is application is drying of paint on sheet metal. Induction heating of metal parts to adhesive induction curing temperatures is utilized in a many automotive processes, such as the use of thermosetting adhesives to produce clutch plates, brake shoes and auto bumper components. Shafts are typically bonded to the squirrel cage rotors in the manufacture of small motors. In copying machines, plastic components are adhesively bonded to aluminum rotors; a thermoplastic glue is used to hold foam rollers on metal shafts. Once the rollers wear out, the shaft is heated and the foam replaced. Modern induction heating can solve many of these problems. Heating with induction provides reliable, repeatable, non-contact and energy-efficient heat in a minimal amount of time, so that the curing process can be completed with minimal energy and time. Improved temperature ramping cycles can be achieved with computer control of the solid state power supply. To eliminate extra steps for loading and unloading ovens, induction heat stations can be incorporated into a production line. Finally, induction heating can be performed in extremely clean environments, vacuum conditions or special atmospheres, allowing for unique curing solutions. Although induction heating is normally used with metals or other conductive materials, plastics and other non-conductive materials can often be heated very effectively by using a conductive metal susceptor to transfer the heat. Typical RF power supplies for induction curing applications range from 4 to 60kW, depending on the parts and application requirements. https://dw-inductionheater.com/induction-curing-heating-of-organic-coating.html?feed_id=243325&_unique_id=662d08246d5d8Induction Curing Heating of Organic Coating
Induction Curing Heating of Organic Coating
Induction Heating is used to cure organic coating such as paint on metallic substrates by generating heat with in the subtract .By this mean curing occurs from within minimizing the tendency for formation of coating defects . A typical is application is drying of paint on sheet metal. Induction heating of metal parts to adhesive induction curing temperatures is utilized in a many automotive processes, such as the use of thermosetting adhesives to produce clutch plates, brake shoes and auto bumper components. Shafts are typically bonded to the squirrel cage rotors in the manufacture of small motors. In copying machines, plastic components are adhesively bonded to aluminum rotors; a thermoplastic glue is used to hold foam rollers on metal shafts. Once the rollers wear out, the shaft is heated and the foam replaced. Modern induction heating can solve many of these problems. Heating with induction provides reliable, repeatable, non-contact and energy-efficient heat in a minimal amount of time, so that the curing process can be completed with minimal energy and time. Improved temperature ramping cycles can be achieved with computer control of the solid state power supply. To eliminate extra steps for loading and unloading ovens, induction heat stations can be incorporated into a production line. Finally, induction heating can be performed in extremely clean environments, vacuum conditions or special atmospheres, allowing for unique curing solutions. Although induction heating is normally used with metals or other conductive materials, plastics and other non-conductive materials can often be heated very effectively by using a conductive metal susceptor to transfer the heat. Typical RF power supplies for induction curing applications range from 4 to 60kW, depending on the parts and application requirements. https://dw-inductionheater.com/induction-curing-heating-of-organic-coating.html?feed_id=243325&_unique_id=662d08246d945Induction Hardening Scanner: Revolutionize Your Manufacturing Process
Induction Hardening Scanner: Revolutionize Your Manufacturing Process
2024年4月26日星期五
Brazing copper tube to brass fitting
High frequency Induction brazing copper tube to brass fitting process
Objective Induction brazing copper to brass fitting using brazing alloy and flux within 60 seconds.- For Induction Brazing Copper to Brass, first the copper tubing and brass fitting were assembled together.
- A pre-form of the silver brazing alloy was seated above the joint, and flux was added.
- The assembly was placed the two-turn helical coil, and positioned so the targeted joint was centered in the coil.
- After 60 seconds in the coil, the brazing was complete.
- The material was cooled in water following the completion of brazing.
- The joint was then cross-sectioned to validate that the induction brazing process had produced a strong, high quality joint.
- Strong durable joints
- Selective and precise heat zone, resulting in less part distortion and joint stress than welding
- Less oxidation
- Faster heating cycles
- More consistent results and suitability for large volume production, without the need for batch processing
- Safer than flame brazing
Brazing stainless steel with induction
High frequency induction brazing stainless steel tube to stainless steel fitting with DW-HF-25kw-A induction heater.
Objective Brazing stainless steel tubing and stainless steel fittings Equipment DW-HF-25kw-A induction brazing machine- Induction heating pinpoints the heat to the desired area of the part
- Improved process control for precise heating to a desired temperature
- Power on demand and rapid, consistent heat cycles
- Technology without pollution, which is both clean and safe
2024年4月25日星期四
Pipeline Coating Process
Induction Heating Plasma
About Induction Heating Plasma
- Plasma welding
- Metal cutting
- Surface treatments (plasma spray coating)
- Etching in micro-electronics
2024年4月24日星期三
refrigeration induction brazing refrigerator copper pipes
Refrigeration Induction Brazing Refrigerator Copper Pipes Process
Objective The objective is for brazing of multiple joints on refrigerator pipes using induction heating. Equipment DW-UHF-6kw-III handheld induction heater Materials • copper pipes (Size 6 x 0.75 mm) • brazing rings – 1 mm (CuP7)- High quality and repeatability of the brazed joints.
- Increased productivity.
- Flexible system – can be easily re-programmed to accommodate different process requirements.
Aluminium Scraps Recycling Melting and Process
- A Aluminum scraps/ingots/cans recycling furnace operator will place aluminum parts or aluminum ingot/scrap as a charge in the induction melting aluminum recycling furnace and start the furnace to begin the melting process. Adding more aluminum charge this process is advisable as molten aluminum transmits the heat better.
- When temperature of the aluminum reaches 1220.66°F it turns to liquid. Any residue from the coating and paint from the cans will float on the surface. This byproduct is called dross and can be skimmed by a steel ladle. This needs to cool before it can be disposed off safely.
- Next, the crucible (furnace) will pour out pure aluminum. Usually, Hydraulic tilting mechanism provided to pour large quantities of liquid metals.
- Finally, with care, the molten aluminum will be poured into mould to cool down and then slide out for use.
Type | Input Power | Melting Capacity | Max Temperature | ||
steel, stainless steel | copper, gold, silver (scrap, Slag) | aluminum, aluminum alloy, Aluminum scrap, Aluminum slag, pop can | 1800℃ | ||
SMJD-463 | 60 KW | 200 KG | 500 KG | 200 KG | |
SMJD-480 | 60 KW | 150 KG | 500 KG | 150 KG | |
SMJD-580 | 80 KW | 200 KG | 600 KG | 200 KG | |
SMJD-600 | 60 KW | 230 KG | 560 KG | 230 KG | |
SMJD-900 | 120 KW | 300 KG | 900 KG | 300 KG | |
SMJD-905 | 80 KW | 300 KG | 900 KG | 300 KG | |
SMJD-1250 | 80 KW | 400 KG | 1200 KG | 400 KG | |
SMJD-1250 | 120 KW | 450 KG | 1350 KG | 450 KG | |
SMJD-1500 | 120 KW | 500 KG | 1500 KG | 500 KG | |
SMJD-1550 | 120 KW | 520 KG | 1560 KG | 520 KG | |
SMJD-1700 | 160KW | 600 KG | 1700 KG | 600 KG | |
SMJD-2300 | 160KW | 800 KG | 2000 KG | 800 KG | |
SMJD-3100 | 200KW | 1200 KG | 3000 KG | 1200 KG |
2024年4月23日星期二
Continous Billet Heating Furnace with Induction
24h Continous Billet Heating Furnace with Induction for copper/brass,aluminum,iron steel before the hot formging, extrusion, hot rolling and cutting,etc.
Application:Billet Heating Furnace mainly apply for the whole metal materials heating before the forging, extrusion, hot rolling and cutting,and metal materials quenching and tempering, annealing, tempering and other heat treatment as a whole. Power supply features: 1. Uses advanced electronic circuit control, with over-voltage, over-current, limiting pressure, current limiting, lack of phase, undervoltage, underwater pressure, phase sequence automatic identification, cooling water temperature alarm protection and many other protection features. Power factor automatic adjustment function. From the cold charge to the casting during the entire cycle regardless of how the furnace conditions change can be achieved, automatically maintain the power to the furnace, so that the maximum amount of molten metal per kilowatt, the shortest same power heating time, thus increasing the profits of manufacturers,increased labor productivity. 2.Control line dedicated integrated box and high pressure area are fully isolated, keep the control room clean and cool. Greatly improve the control circuit board life and system reliability. 3.High-power converter devices preferred from international and domestic well-known manufacturers, and run at 50% of the rated capacity, so with 100% design safety factor, increasing the overall system reliability. 4.The equipment uses large air cooling copper, compared with the water-cooled copper, more energy for heating, increased efficiency, don't need maintenance. 5.Power start using zero voltage sweep start, no impact, in the state of no-load, heavy load, cold steel and other states can be reliable from the dynamic, stable and reliable, trouble-free for a long time and facilitate to maintenance. Heating features: 1. Heating quickly, heating temperature uniformity, less oxidation loss, metal composition evenly. 2. Can be directly heated from the cold material, easy to replace. Features: Heating speed, less oxidation decarbonization: As the principle of medium frequency induction heating is electromagnetic induction, the heat generated by the workpiece itself, so this heating method heating quickly, oxidation very small and high heating efficiency, with good process repeatability. A high degree of automation,without automatic operation can be achieved : Automatic feeding and automatic discharge of the seizure device selected, coupled with the dedicated control software developed by our company, without automatic operation can be achieved. Heating uniformly, high temperature control accuracy: Heating uniformly, the core table temperature difference is small. The temperature can be precisely controlled by the temperature control system. Simple Induction Heating furnace replacement: According to the different size of the workpiece, to be equipped with different specifications of the induction induction furnace. Each furnace are designed with hydropower quick change connector, so that the furnace is easy, fast and convenient to replace. Equipment protection completely: A full set of equipment with water temperature, water pressure, over current, over voltage, lack of phase protection, and with over temperature, lower limit alarm device. So that reliable protection when the equipment in the fault, without damage to components. Low energy consumption, no pollution: High heating efficiency, compared with other heating methods, reducing energy consumption effectively. Equipment in line with environmental requirements, no pollution. In the forging industry, the energy consumption when heated to 1250 ºC is less than 390 kwh / t. https://dw-inductionheater.com/continous-billet-heating-furnace-with-induction.html?feed_id=242754&_unique_id=6628081537c2c2024年4月22日星期一
Aluminum Billet Heating Furnace
Continous Aluminum Billet Heating Furnace/Aluminium Alloys Billet Heater for the heating Aluminum Billets/Rods/Bars before the hot formging, extrusion, hot rolling and cutting,etc.
Induction Heating is a proven, reliable and efficient method of heating hot forming aluminum alloys. However, aluminum alloys have material properties that, if unaccounted for, can result in unexpected challenges. Understanding the unique facets of the induction heating of aluminum can be achieved by considering the properties that make aluminum alloys such advantageous materials. Given that aluminum and its alloys offer numerous advantages over many other metals, it is not surprising that inquiries about induction billet-heating equipment increasingly involve the heating of aluminum alloys. Many of these inquiries focus on how the induction heating of aluminum differs from the induction heating of other materials – typically steels – and how these differences affect heating quality, efficiency and productivity. Electromagnetic induction is well-suited for the heating of aluminum-alloy billets. However, there are some critical, yet easily overlooked, realities of aluminum billet heating that should be considered when designing, operating and maintaining this type of equipment. Fundamentally, the induction heating of aluminum alloys is no different than that of other common materials (e.g., carbon-steel and stainless steel alloys). It is ultimately material-property differences that set apart the induction heating of aluminum alloys from other metals. These material-property differences, if unaccounted for, can result in unexpected equipment performance and practical challenges. Because the users of most continuous induction billet-heating systems are familiar with the induction heating of steels and carbon-steel and stainless steel alloys, they provide a convenient point of reference in the consideration of the continuous heating of aluminum-alloy billets. HLQ Induction Equipment Co.,Ltd specializes in continous aluminum billet heating furnace/aluminium billet heater for heating aluminum billets/bars/rods before the hot formging, extrusion, hot rolling and cutting,etc. https://dw-inductionheater.com/continous-aluminum-billet-heating-furnace-manufacturer.html?feed_id=242686&_unique_id=66275121907e7关注者
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- HLQ induction heating machine
- HLQ induction heating machine manufacturer provides the service of induction brazing,melting,hot forming,hardening surface,annealing,shrink fitting,PWHT,etc.