Induction heating has become the most common method for quenching various shafts. Induction heating is used to rapidly heat the steel shaft to 800-1,000 °C in mere seconds, followed by immediate cooling to harden the surface of the shaft, increasing hardness and wear resistance.
Equipment:
Vertical induction hardening machine
According to the depth requirements of the hardened layer, we will use a high frequency induction heating power supply, a medium frequency induction heating power supply or an ultra-high frequency induction heating power supply.
Also, we can equip it with a built-in water cooling system.
Benefits:
- Compared to conventional furnaces, induction hardening is faster, on average, with only a few seconds or minutes per shaft.
- Induction hardening systems can be integrated into the production line to automate the entire production process.
- Guaranteed repeatability and consistency of results.
- The entire heating process is controllable.
Read more about induction hardening applications.
Gallery of Induction Hardening Shaft
Hardening of Large Steel Shaft
Hardening of Shaft with Induction Heating
Hardening of Steel Shaft
Shaft Scan Hardening
Shaft Hardening with Horizontal Induction Hardening Machine
