What is Induction Heating?
Induction heating is a way of heating conductive materials using the principle of electromagnetic induction. It causes eddy currents in metal objects, heating the metal due to electrical resistance.
It is a process of heating, bonding, hardening or melting metal materials, which is characterized by fast heating, consistent results, easy control and energy saving.
Induction Heating Applications
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