Induction hardening. What makes it so effective?

More and more companies are opting for induction-based hardening solutions. Induction hardening uses induced heat and rapid cooling (quenching) to increase the hardness and
durability of steel. Induction is a no-contact process that
quickly produces intense, localized and controllable heat.
With induction, only the part to be hardened is heated.
Optimizing process parameters such as heating cycles,
frequencies and coil and quench design results in the
best possible outcomes.

[@CammyWammy0313]

Fantastic video. Induction is amazing and it's great to see what it's capable of!

[@nivruttijavir3771]

Can c45 material ok for induction hardening for 52 to 53 HRC

[@roccovanderwesthuizen3518]

Yes, Ck45 can be induction hardened to 58 HRC.

[@70gags]

what would you suggest for 1060 steel sword blades?

[@ENRXGroup]

Please go to our website www.efd-induction.com where you will find contact information for the office that is nearest to you. They will help you with your enquiry.

[@AshKetchup151]

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[@roccovanderwesthuizen3518]

Only certain steels can be induction hardened. It is best to ask a Metallurgist.

[@aminurrahman847]

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[@ENRXGroup]

Please go to our website www.efd-induction.com where you will find contact information for the sales office that is nearest to you.

[@vasantkamothi]

This is great..!

[@anilkulkarni4250]

It is interesting and imprresses

[@prudhvirajdandu3822]

How much temp is required

[@HoaNguyenThi-iw2lm]

How much is it?

[@shonaoneill5151]

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i like it alot

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nice technology

[@seasonsunite]

Now I'm hard

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so am i