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High and Medium Frequency Systems

High and Medium Frequency Systems

High and Medium Frequency Systems

Product catalog summary
Introduction to Induction Heating: Induction heating is a process that generates heat internally within a workpiece, allowing for precise and efficient heating without the need for external heat sources. This method is highly efficient and applicable across a wide range of industrial processes.
Product Offerings: Himmelwerk provides high and medium frequency systems with power ranges from 2 to 250 kW and frequency ranges from 4 kHz to 2 MHz. Their products include high-frequency converters, medium-frequency converters, cooling water recoolers, infrared thermometers, and specially designed inductors and process tools.
Applications: The technology is used in various applications such as brazing, hardening, shrinkage, drying, soldering, annealing, smelting, sealing, tempering, forging, and sintering.
Technological Advancements: The company has integrated modern modular power electronics and microprocessor controls to enhance production efficiency and flexibility. A significant innovation includes increasing the operating frequency of semiconductor devices up to 2 MHz.
Process Development and Support: Himmelwerk offers comprehensive support from process development to commissioning and maintenance. They provide on-site setup and training, ensuring systems are delivered as turnkey units. Continuous support is available for system maintenance and optimization.
Global Reach: As of 2019, Himmelwerk's solutions are utilized in over 70 countries worldwide, demonstrating their extensive global presence and expertise in induction heating technology.
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Induction. Heating. Solutions. High and Medium Frequency Systems Cutting Edge Technology for Induction Heating Processes HIMMELWERK Hoch- und Mittelfrequenzanlagen GmbH

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Induction heating Induction heating does not involve the external application of heat, but rather the internal generation of heat in the workpiece itself. This Gottlob Himmel, a master mechanic from Tübingen, stablishes a „mechanical and optical“ business. A new business division for the production of high-frequency generators is founded. Himmelwerk customers are working with our solutions in more than 70 countries all over the world. process dispenses with long heating periods and enables the limited introduction of heat in a local and precisely timed manner, thus achieving a high degree of...

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Process development. Commissioning. Maintenance. The realisation of special heating tasks proves to be as flexible as the application range. Suitable parameters are established in the initial phase, with experienced technicians determining these on the basis of complex calculations which include temperature, weight, tool (coil or inductor) and the necessary power for your special applications. A product is selected from our range or manufactured to suit your requirements on the basis of this data and on completion of extensive tests. Preparations for commissioning (connection, establishment of...

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E-Mail: [email protected] Or scan the qr-code and find the right representative for your region on our contacts page. https://www.himmelwerk.com/en/contact/ Qualitiy Management according to ISO 9001:2015 Induction. Heating. Solutions.

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