Induction Heating Generator

i-class induction heating generator, available power levels from 500W to 12 kW, 10 kHz - 1 MHz, parallel resonant circuit, automatic adjustment, water cooling partially integrated The induction generator produces process energy that is introduced into the workpiece via a current-carrying coil, the inductor. Exciting the inductor with medium frequency (MF) or high frequency (HF) generates a magnetic alternating field. When a conductive workpiece is placed in this field, it is heated with a high energy density. Depending on the frequency of the alternating field, the workpiece heats up only at the surface. All electrically conductive and semiconductive materials can thus be heated by electromagnetic alternating fields. Up to the Curie point (loss of magnetic properties), which is around 730°C for steel, magnetic materials can be inductively heated particularly well. For temperatures above the Curie point, significantly more generator power is required...