Induction tempering
Induction tempering is a heating process that optimises mechanical properties such as toughness and ductility in workpieces that have already been hardened.
Introduction
Tempering can be performed on all hardened components, such bars, joints, and shafts. Tempering solutions from ENRX are present in the automotive and automotive-supply industries.
- Temper workpieces in mere minutes or seconds rather than hours, as with furnace tempering
- Easy inline integration minimises the number of components in the process
- Enable quality control of individual workpieces
The main advantage of induction tempering is speed. Induction can temper workpieces in minutes, sometimes even seconds.
Image gallery
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Hardening and tempering of ball studs and housing
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Hardening and tempering of brake callipers
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Hardening and tempering of piston rods
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Hardening and tempering of constant velocity joints
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Hardening and tempering of transmission parts. Shrink fitting of transmission bearings
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Hardening and tempering of wheel bearings, hubs and spindels
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Hardening and tempering of steering components
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Hardening, tempering and welding of drive shafts
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Hardening, tempering and shrink fitting of rotor shaft and motor housing
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Hardening, tempering and shrink fitting of rotor shaft. Shrinking of motor housing. Drying of resin coating on rotor and stator.
