One of the first questions to be asked is often whether and, if so, how, induction technology can be used to simplify and optimise potential production steps. That is why we offer you a tailored solution consisting of several steps. This maximises transparency and certainty from the outset and enables you to first check the feasibility of the solution without needing to purchase a system directly. In this way, the requirements and process parameters are defined as the first step. We then take these as the basis for determining and preparing suitable analytical methods and performing a wide range of tests. The approach we take is as unique as your process.
Due to the attractive combination of speed, resistance, control, and energy efficiency, the targeted use of induction heating offers major benefits in many production processes across a range of sectors. The potential areas of application and possibilities are practically unlimited. TRUMPF Hüttinger acts as an experienced partner for you in planning and developing efficient, customised heating processes. Regardless of how complex your requirements are, we will work together with you to develop the ideal solution. We will only be satisfied when we know that you are too.
Feasibility study with minimal investment expenditure
Greater efficiency and lower costs thanks to optimised heating process
Solutions which are tailored to your production setup
You can rely on our experienced engineers!
Induction heating by TRUMPF Hüttinger
Solutions for all applications
- Hardening, annealing
- (Cable) heating
- Melting
- Shrinking
- Drying
- Gluing
- Sealing
- Tube welding
- Soldering
- Heat treatment
- Bonding
- Forging
- Softening
- Crystal pulling
- Epitaxy
- Zone refining
- Skull melting
- Inductively coupled plasma
- Capacitively coupled plasma
Development of induction processes
Procedure
- Material properties and process environment analysed
- Process parameters analysed, such as start and end temperature, surface quality, geometry, heating and cycle time, thermal isolation etc.
Laboratory testing:
- Boundary conditions defined and incorporated
- Application tests prepared and set up
- Power supply adjusted
- Temperature measurement systems and control systems adjusted
- Test inductor produced
Numerical simulation with COMSOL:
- 2D or 3D model created taking into account the component geometry and surrounding geometry
Laboratory testing:
- Test inductor adjusted and optimised
- Electrical and thermal parameters defined
- Inductor geometry defined
Numerical simulation with COMSOL:
- Calculations performed
- Model adjusted and optimised
- Field patterns created (temperature, magnetic field etc.)
- Electrical and thermal parameters defined
- Inductor geometry defined
- Results documented
- Individually developed application implemented in your production sequence
- If desired: commissioning on site