Induction heating applications
Induction heating is used across a wide range of industrial processes such as brazing, hardening, annealing, welding, and melting. It enables fast, precise, and energy-efficient heating without direct contact, making it ideal for controlled and automated manufacturing environments.
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Induction annealing and normalising
Fast, reliable and precise heat for full-body annealing and seam normalising, widely used in the tube and pipe industry
Induction bolt heating
Localised induction heat expands bolts faster than flame or resistance methods, without damaging threads. Used in power plants, offshore platforms and heavy machinery maintenance
Induction bonding
Induction cures adhesives and sealants on steel, aluminium and lightweight composite components, and is the preferred bonding method in the automotive industry
Induction brazing
Fast, precise and repeatable metal joining with localised heat that minimises distortion and oxidation. ENRX is a leader in
induction brazing
Induction forging
Fast, controllable heating of billets, bars and bar ends before forging aluminium, brass, copper, steel and stainless steel
Induction hardening
Fast, repeatable surface and through hardening that integrates easily into production lines and treats each workpiece to its precise specification
Induction melting
Clean, efficient melting of metal and glass, with five furnace ranges for foundries, universities and laboratories
Induction paint and coating removal
Rapid stripping of paint and high-build coatings with a compact, light-weight system that is easy to move around worksites
Induction post-heating
Fast, precise heating of welds, cable cores and processed materials, from offshore pipelines to cable and wire production
Induction pre-heating
Efficient, controllable heating before welding, coating or forming, with mobile systems for on-site work and stationary systems for production lines
Induction shrink-fitting
Controlled, temporary expansion for fitting and removing bearings, rings and housings, with mobile or stationary systems
Induction straightening
Cut deck and bulkhead straightening times by up to 80% with localised induction heat, in shipyards and in the repair of bridges, trains and heavy vehicles
Induction tempering
Optimise the toughness and ductility of hardened parts, in stand-alone systems or integrated with hardening in complete HardLine machines
Induction welding
Reliable, high-throughput longitudinal welding of tubes and pipes in steel, stainless steel and aluminium with Weldac tube welders
Induction wire and cable heating
Accurate, efficient heating for wire, cable and conductors, from structural wire and copper or aluminium cable to optical fibre production