Induction Heating for Automotive & Transportation Industry

Hardening and tempering of drivetrain components, enhancing durability and performance.

Heat treatment of wheel hubs and rims, ensuring uniform heat distribution and mechanical properties.

Heat treatment of suspension components like shock absorbers and springs, increasing their strength and longevity.

Hardening and tempering of engine parts, improving performance and lifespan.

Manufacturing of electric motors and battery bonding, facilitating efficient production of electric vehicle components.

Brazing and Soldering: Induction brazing is used for joining automotive parts that require high-temperature resistance, such as exhaust systems.

Adhesive Curing: Induction heating is used to cure adhesives in automotive assemblies, ensuring a strong bond.

Surface Treatment: Induction heating is applied to increase the surface hardness of parts like brake discs, enhancing wear resistance.

Heat Treatment: Induction hardening and tempering are used to achieve specific mechanical properties in automotive components.