Induction Forging

Induction Forging is a heating process used in metalworking, where a metal workpiece is heated using electromagnetic induction before it is forged (shaped under pressure). This method is known for being precise, energy-efficient, and fast, making it ideal for both manual and automated forging operations.

• Precise and controllable heating
• Faster heating times compared to traditional methods
• Improved metallurgical structure of the forged parts
• Reduced oxidation and scaling
• Energy efficiency and lower operating costs
• Cleaner and safer than gas-fired furnaces