Induction Forging End of Bar and Rod for Copper and Iron Steel

Description

Induction Forging End of Bar and Rod for Copper ,Aluminum and Iron Steel

Induction forging: refers to the use of an induction heater to pre-heat metals prior to deformation using a press or hammer. Typically metals are heated to between 1,100 Ā°C (2,010 Ā°F) and 1,200 Ā°C (2,190 Ā°F) to increase their malleability and aid flow in the forging die.
Process: Induction heating is a non-contact process which uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to produce heat in a workpiece. By placing a conductive material into a strong alternating magnetic field, electrical current is made to flow in the material, thereby causing Joule heating. In magnetic materials, further heat is generated below the Curie point due to hysteresis losses. The generated current flows predominantly in the surface layer, the depth of this layer being dictated by the frequency of the alternating field and the permeability of the material.
Advantages:
ā–  Process controllability
ā–  Energy efficiency
ā–  Rapid temperature rise
ā–  Process consistency
Application: It is suitable for diathermy of copper rods, iron rods and aluminum rods of different shapes. The workpiece can be heated as a whole or locally.

Main Applications:

Induction forging end of rod furnace is used for heating of bars and rods larger than Ī¦12mm or square or other shape stuff in the shaping of screws, nuts, valves, locks and other metal parts, the material can be steel ,stainless steel, copper, brass, bronze, aluminum and so on, the heating can be the whole heating and partial heating , such as end heating or middle part heating.

The composing of the induction forging furnace:

  • Induction heating power supply.
  • Induction heating coil and guide rail and coil cover.
  • pneumatic rod feeder.
  • control system.
  • water cooling system.

For some application, the infrared temperature sensor, temperature controller and automatic rod feeding systems can also be included if ordered.

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Main models and heating ability:

ModelsMax input powerRecommend applicationHeating ability of normal material
Steel or stainless steel to 1200ā„ƒCopper or brass to 700ā„ƒ
MF-35 induction forging furnace35KWĪ¦15-30 rod heating1.25KG/min1.75KG/min
MF-45 induction forging furnace45KW1.67KG/min2.33KG/min
MF-70 induction forging furnace70KWĪ¦15-50 rod heating2.5KG/min3.5KG/min
MF-90 induction forging furnace90KWĪ¦25-50 rod heating3.33KG/min4.67KG/min
MF-110 induction forging furnace110KW4.17KG/min5.83KG/min
MF-160 induction forging furnace160KWĪ¦50 up rod heating5.83KG/min8.26KG/min

Main models and heating ability:

ModelsPowerRecommend applicationHeating capacity for Steel or stainless steel to 1200ā„ƒļ¼ŒKG/HourHeating capacity for copper to 700ā„ƒļ¼ŒKG/Hour
SF-40AB40KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating110KG/hour190KG/hour
SF-50AB50KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating137KG/hour237KG/hour
SF-60AB60KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating160KG/hour290KG/hour
SF-80AB80KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating165KG/hour380KG/hour
SF-100AB100KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating275KG/hour480KG/hour
SF-120AB120KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating275KG/hour480KG/hour
SF-120AB120KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating330KG/hour570KG/hour
SF-160AB160KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating440KG/hour770KG/hour
SF-200AB200KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating550KG/hour960KG/hour
SF-250AB250KWĪ¦15-40mm rod heating690KG/hour1180KG/hour
MFS-200 or D-MFS200200KWĪ¦40 up rod heating550KG/hour960KG/hour
MFS-250 or D-MFS250250KW690KG/hour1180KG/hour
MFS-300 or D-MFS300300KW830KG/hour1440KG/hour
MFS-400 or D-MFS400400KW1100KG/hour1880KG/hour
MFS-500 or D-MFS500500KW1380KG/hour2350KG/hour
MFS-600 or D-MFS500600KW1660 KG/hour2820 KG/hour
MFS-750 or D-MFS750750KW2070 KG/hour3525 KG/hour
MFS-800 or D-MFS800800KW2210KG/hour3700KG/hour
MFS-1000 or D-MFS10001000KW2750KG/hour4820KG/hour
MFS-1200 or D-MFS12001200KW3300 KG/hour5780KG/hour
MFS-1500 or D-MFS15001500KW4200KG/hour7200KG/hour
MFS-2000 or D-MFS20002000KW5500KG/hour9600KG/hour

 

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