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Medium Frequency Machines (induction heating machines)

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A Medium frequency  Machine (induction heating machines) is a specialized device used for heating materials, typically metal, through electromagnetic induction. This method relies on generating an altermating magnetic field around the material to iduce eddy current, which in turn generate heat due to the electrical resistance of the material.

Power Supply

Converts standard electrial power (AC) to the required medium frequency current (typically between 1KHZ to 100 KHZ

Inductor Coil

The work coil where the material (workpiece) to be heated is placed. The alternating current in the coil creates a magnetic field in the workpiece

Water cooling system

Cooling system to cool the machine components , especially the induction coil, since induction heating  generates signigicant heat

Control Unit

Control Unit allows for adjusting parameters like frequency, power level, and heating time, ensuring precise control of the heating process.

Product of medium frequency induction heating machine

Medium Frequency machine (Induction Heating Machines)

Why choose us Induction Heating machine

1. ENERGY EFFICIENTLY 2. PRECISE CONTROLLED HEATING 3. SPEED
4. SAFETY 5. ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY 6. CONSISTENCY AND REPEATABILITY 7. MINIMAL MAINTENANCE
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TECHNICAL PARAMETERS( Medium frequency machine)

1. Power Output :
–Range typically between 10 kw to 500 kw
–This defines the heating power available to the machine. The power rating must match the size and type of material to be heated.
2. Operating Frequency :
–Range 10 khz to 500 khz
–Medium-frequency machines are versatile and suitable for many applications such as heating, brazing and hardening medium-sized parts.
3. Input Voltage :
— Commonly 380V/50Hz or 440V/60Hz 3 (phase)
–Voltage Depands on the region and industrial standards
4. Efficiency :
Typically 85% to 95%
–Higher Efficiency means less power loss during the conversation and heating process
5. Cooling System :
–It is necessary to cool water with specified flow rates, for example, ≥10 L/min at a specific pressure (for example, 0.2 MPa).
–Efficient cooling protects the machine and induction coil from overheating.
6. Duty Cycle :
Often 100%, indicating continuous operating capability without overheating.
–Duty cycle defines how long the machine can work without needing rest.
7. Heating Speed :
Adjustable depending on power and frequency settings.
–Rapid heating can be achieved, often in seconds to minutes.
8. Temperature Control :
–Digital or PLC-based control with temperature feedback (pyrometer or thermocouple).
— Ensures precise heating for processes requiring specific temperatures.
9. Induction Coil Type :
–Customizable coils depending on application: cylindrical, flat, or shaped to fit specific parts.
— Material: Usually copper, often water cooled.
10. Machine Dimensions and Weight :
–Varies depending on power and cooling system, for example, 600 mm × 500 mm × 1200 mm, weight around 100–500 kg depending on power capacity.
— Portability and footprint are essential considerations for installation.
11. Workpiece Material Compatibility :
Metals like steel, iron, copper, aluminum and other conductive materials.
— Different materials may require different settings.

Applications

Basic Information Medium Frequency Machine (Induction heating machines)

A medium frequency induction heating machine is commonly used for heating metal objects, including iron bars, due to its efficient and rapid heating process. Here’s an overview of how it works and its suitability for heating iron bars:
How Induction Heating Works:
Electromagnetic Induction: The induction heating process relies on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction. A coil generates an alternating magnetic field when an alternating current (AC) passes through it. The frequency of the AC determines the frequency of the magnetic field.

Induced Eddy Currents: When a conductive material like an iron bar is placed within the alternating magnetic field, eddy currents are induced within the bar. These circulating currents generate heat due to the electrical resistance of the material.

Heat Generation: The heat is generated internally within the iron bar rather than externally, which allows for faster and more efficient heating. In medium-frequency induction heating, the frequency typically ranges from 1 kHz to 100 kHz.>br>

Heating Iron Bars with Medium Frequency Induction:

Medium Frequency Range:
Medium-frequency induction heating is suitable for moderate-depth heating applications like heating iron bars. This frequency range is ideal for uniform heating across the surface and to some depth within the bar.

Penetration Depth:
In induction heating, the higher the frequency, the shallower the heat penetration. Medium frequency provides a good balance between surface heating and heat penetration to a moderate depth, which is useful for iron bars of varying thicknesses.

Efficiency:
Induction heating is highly efficient because it directly heats the metal, leading to minimal energy loss. It’s also fast, making it suitable for industrial processes like forging, annealing, or bending iron bars.

Applications:
Forging: Preheating iron bars before forging or shaping.
Hardening: Surface hardening of iron bars by rapidly heating and cooling the surface.
Annealing: Heating iron bars to relieve internal stresses and improve ductility.

Advantages:
Rapid Heating: Induction heating is significantly faster than conventional heating methods like furnaces.
Energy Efficiency: High efficiency due to direct heating of the material.
Precise Control: Allows for precise temperature control, which is crucial in metallurgical processes.
No Direct Contact: The iron bar doesn’t need to touch the heating coil, avoiding contamination or wear on the coil.

Key Considerations:
Power and Frequency: The power of the induction heating machine should match the size and mass of the iron bar. Higher power units may be needed for larger bars.
Coil Design: The induction coil should be designed for even heating of the iron bar. For long bars, multiple coils or a traveling system might be used to ensure uniform heating.

This technology is commonly used in industries where speed, efficiency, and precise control of heating are critical.

What We Do

We are more than Just an Induction Heating Machines Providers.​

Malhotra Technologies Established in 2007, Malhotra Technologies is a reputed company that manufactures and supplies a broad assortment of induction-hardening machines, high-frequency induction heaters, medium-frequency power heaters, UHF induction heaters, annealing machine, sintering machine, electroplating rectifiers, heat-treatment machine, and brazing machine. They also supply products like 15 series induction heaters, 25 series induction heaters, 35 series induction heaters, 70 series induction heaters, medium frequency power heaters, melting machine frequency power heater,s and forging furnace frequency power heater. These items are developed using high-quality raw materials procured from retailers following international norms. Under the supervision of the company’s mentor, Mr. Naveen Malhotra, they have been successful in supplying the best products. Backed by vast industrial knowledge, he motivates everyone working for the company to bring out their best.

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A Medium Frequency Induction Heating Machine use electromagnetic fields as frequencies typically between 1 khz to 100 khz to heat conductive materials like metals. These Machine are used in application requiring deeper heat penetration compared to high-frequency machines
The key difference is the depth of heat penetration. Medium-frequency induction heating provides deeper heating, making it ideal for thicker materials or applications like billet heating, while high-frequency machines are used for surface heating or thin materials.
The price of a medium frequency induction heating machine in India typically ranges between ₹3,25,000 and ₹6,75,000 depending on the specifications, manufacturer, and model. For instance, Yantram Sansadhanam India offers these machines at around ₹3,25,000, while more advanced or heavy-duty models may go up to ₹6,75,000
Medium-frequency induction heating machines for forging are designed to heat metal billets or bars to the appropriate forging temperature quickly and efficiently. These machines typically operate at frequencies ranging from 1 kHz to 10 kHz, providing the depth of heat penetration required for thicker and larger materials used in forging processes.

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