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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Annealing and normalising
Induction heating for treating individual workpieces to exact specifications.
Bolt heating
Induction heating for fast and easy bolt expansion in high-pressure turbines.
Bonding
Induction heating for the bonding of adhesives and sealants for components.
Brazing
Induction heating for joining a wide range of metals, even ferrous to non-ferrous.
Forging
Induction heating of metal parts before shaping by presses or hammers.
Hardening
Induction heating for increasing the hardness and durability of steel.
Induction hardening of large rings and gears
ENRX delivers advanced induction hardening solutions for large rings, gears, and bearing components. Our technology ensures fast, precise, and repeatable results—eliminating soft zones while reducing energy use, distortion, and total production costs.
Melting
Induction heating for the melting of metal and glass into liquid form.
Paint and coating removal
Induction heating cutting coating removal times by up to 90 percent.
Post-heating
Induction heating for the post-treatment of materials and workpieces.
Pre-heating
Induction heating of materials and workpieces prior to further processing.
Shrink fitting
Induction heating for temporary expansion for insertion or removal of parts.
Straightening
Induction heating cutting deck straightening times by up to 80 percent.
Tempering
Induction heating for optimizing mechanical properties in hardened workpieces.
Welding
Induction heating to ensure reliable and high-throughput longitudinal welding.
Wire and cable heating
Induction heating for the manufacturing and processing of wire and cable products.