What is Induction Annealing?

To heat a localised or entire area of a component to a specific temperature and cooling at a rate that will produce a refined microstructure

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The Induction Annealing Process

Induction Annealing utilises the process of induction with appropriate coil design, to heat a localised or entire area of a component to a specific temperature and cooling at a rate that will produce a refined microstructure either fully or partially separating the constituents thus annealing a component.

Induction Annealing is most often used to soften a metal for cold working or remove hardness caused by cold working, to improve machinability or to enhance properties such as electrical conductivity.

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Full Microstructure Transformation

The specific material microstructure is fully transformed to allow maximum elastic limit for optimum workability

Improves Cold Workability

Induction annealing allows for the material to be cold worked or formed after processing with minimal resistance to a desired shape
or profile.

Localised Annealing Zone

Only the target zone is heated improving throughput and energyconsumption, saving time per component and cost.

Results throughout all industries.

Induction Annealing is most often used to soften a metal for cold working or remove hardness caused by cold working, to improve machinability or to enhance properties such as electrical conductivity.

Improves Manufacturing Workability

Material microstructure is fully transformed to allow maximum ductility

Transforms Materials Grain Structure

Allows for the material to be cold worked or formed after processing

Targeted Treatment Zone for Components

Targeted treatment zones allow reductions in energy uses for the treatment of a component

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