Induction shrink-fitting
Induction shrink-fitting is where we use thermal expansion to either fit or remove parts. Â
What is induction shrink-fitting?
Induction shrink-fitting uses thermal expansion to fit or remove parts made of metal. By employing controlled heating, this method takes advantage of the expansion and contraction of materials, ensuring a precise and secure assembly or disassembly process.
What are the benefits?
- Process controllability, consistency and speed
- Accurate heat reduces the risk of ovality and is energy efficient
- Precise control of ramp-up times and holding temperatures
Where can it be used?
Our products are used in the automotive industry to shrink-fit gears, rings and motorhousing. They also play a critical role in maintaining and repairing aeroplanes, trains and trucks. Moreover, these products are employed in shrink-fitting tasks on offshore platforms and are increasingly used to remove giant nuts and bolts in power station turbines.
What equipment is available?
We provide versatile shrink-fitting solutions with two mobile products, Minac and Ventac, offering flexibility for on-the-go operations. Our stationary heat generator system, Sinac, is customisable
for maximum efficiency, ensuring consistent and controlled heat for various shrink-fitting applications.
for maximum efficiency, ensuring consistent and controlled heat for various shrink-fitting applications.
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