Induction Heating Machines In Railway

The railway industry has a huge demand for induction heating equipment. We can see the help of induction heating equipment in the production of thousands of parts from small to spikes, rail casting and drawing, and the head/carriage. Basic applications such as forging, brazing, quenching, and tempering are used in various factories in the railway industry. With the frequency range from 1KHZ to 120KHZ, JKZ's induction heating equipment can power up to 600Kw. While the medium frequency induction furnace is mainly used for the forging of rails, the high frequency induction heater is more used for welding, quenching, annealing, pre welding heating, post welding heating and other heat treatments. Induction heating equipment has fast heating speed, a high degree of automation, simple maintenance, long application life, small size, convenient installation, and convenient movement. It is suitable for small road studs, gears that are as large as the heating requirements of drive shafts, wheels, and rails.

Related Induction Heating Machines Offered By JKZ

CX2020A CX series full solid state induction heating generator is designed to work at the frequency range of 50~120KHz and output power range 7.5KW~30KW. It is suitable for brazing and quenching heating of sm...
SWP-LT SWP series are JKZ's newly designed and manufactured induction heating power supplies. The LT version of SWP series equipment uses IGBT as the core component. The equipment frequency range of 6~10...
SWP-HT SWP series are JKZ's newly designed and manufactured induction heating power supplies. The HT version of SWP series equipment uses IGBT as the core component. The equipment frequency covers the ra...

Other Induction Heating Applied Industries

Shipbuilding The shipbuilding industry contains parts and modules that will use hot forging, such as anchor chain hot forming, surface heat treatment, etc.
Metal And Foundry Metal melting and forging are an important application of induction heating equipment.
Fastener Manufacturing Most of the fastener is formed by hot forging. In the fasteners production process, it has strict requests of the heating speed for the hot forging.