Advantage of induction hardening compared to ordinary hardening

Jan. 12, 2017

Induction hardening is the use of induction hardening machine electromagnetic induction in the workpiece eddy current and the workpiece heating.

Induction heating surface hardening and ordinary hardening ratio has the following advantages:

1, fast heating, high thermal efficiency.

2, the workpiece is not the overall heating, small deformation.

3, the heating time is short, less surface oxidation and decarbonization.

4, compact, easy to use, good working conditions.

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