After hard work, the medium frequency induction heating machine was successfully exported to Vietnam.

After hard work, the medium frequency induction heating machine was successfully exported to Vietnam. The company recently exported a batch of 160kw high frequency induction heating equipment and 2m CNC quenching machine tools to Vietnam, which were well received by customers!

The medium-frequency induction heating machines produced by Zhengzhou Gou's Electromagnetic Induction Heating Equipment Co., Ltd. are exported abroad. They are equipped with CNC quenching machine tools to professionally quench metal workpieces such as shafts and gear shafts. Medium-frequency induction heating technology is currently used in metal materials, with high heating efficiency and speed. Fast, low consumption and environmentally friendly. It can not only heat the entire workpiece, but also perform targeted heating of parts of the workpiece. It can achieve deep heat penetration of the workpiece, or only the surface and surface layer can be heated intensively. It can directly heat metal materials, and can also heat non-metallic materials indirectly. From this point of view, induction heating technology will be used more and more widely in various industries and make more and more contributions to the heating applications of the majority of enterprises.

A surface heat treatment process that uses induced current to locally heat the workpiece. This heat treatment process is often used for surface quenching, but can also be used for local annealing or tempering, and sometimes for overall quenching and tempering. In the early 1930s, the United States and the Soviet Union began to apply induction heating methods to surface quenching of parts. With the development of industry, induction heating heat treatment technology continues to improve, and its application scope continues to expand.

Induction heating is the fastest heating method currently known to mankind. The traditional heating method is heat conduction, that is, one hot object transfers its own thermal energy to another object, while induction heating uses alternating current in an inductor coil. The current vortex, also known as eddy current, is generated in the coil, which causes the electron holes in the magnetically conductive object in the coil to move and generate heat. Induction heating is a great revolution in traditional heating methods!