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Costs

Reduced costs with induction heating

 

Costs go down because of shorter lead times and increased throughput. Integrated in-line induction heating means lower administration and logistics costs. Production yields go up. Swift heat cycles, precise delivery and accurate repeatability minimize waste and scrap. Energy costs go down because you heat only what you need to heat - there are no costly heat losses as with conventional ovens. (EFD Induction frequency converters are particularly effective at lowering energy costs, as they have a proven higher efficiency and power factor than competing converters.) And because induction heating lets you abandon hazardous gas and open flames, you can negotiate lower insurance premiums.


     
News
New Area Sales Manager for EFD Induction Norway
EFD Induction, Europe’s largest induction heating company, has appointed Terje Solgaard its new Area Sales Manager for Norway.
EFD Induction to focus on core business—sells commercial heat treatment operation
EFD Induction, Europe’s largest induction heating company, has announced the sale of its Germany-based commercial heat treatment operation EFD Härterei F. Düsseldorf GmbH.
Calsonic Kansei chooses new welder from EFD Induction
Multinational automotive component maker Calsonic Kansei has selected an EFD Induction welder to weld aluminium components for car radiators and condensers. The welder is a 50 kW model from EFD Induction’s new range of compact, low-powered Weldac welders.
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