Induction Heating in Science

Advances Worldwide...

Induction heating is serving science and research in innovative ways all over the world.

From cancer research to material testing to studies to improve manufacturing methods, these are some of the places we've helped researchers advance their knowledge.

...like these...

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Heating thermoplastic polymer compounds with embedded nickel or metal nano particles
Friction Stir Processing of Class 40 Grey Cast Iron
Friction Stir Welding of Ferrous Alloys...
a levitation melting system for microgravity metal processing
Heating solutions in vials for cancer research
producing a galium arsenide wafer
Tensile testing a magnetic steel dogbone specimen
Crucible melting of Ticonium & Nobilium
Heating magnetic iron oxide in water for hyperthermia application
Research; heating effects on stainless steel & Tantalum discs
many more...

ALSO: Links to views of equipment-in-use and published work supported by induction heating

...are possible because induction delivers...

• decreases in energy consumption
• versatility
• serial interface
• small footprint
• uniform heating
• rapid & localized heating

Read 'RF Induction Heating: an Engineer's Perspective'