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In-line heat treatment

Complete control — how to get it, how to keep it

Kristian Berggren of EFD Induction Sweden discusses some of the factors that make in-line heat treatment an attractive option.



 

  In line heat treatment

 

One of the most powerful arguments in favor of in-line heat treatment is that it gives you complete control over all stages of production. In fact, this is one of the key reasons why in-line induction

solutions are well established in highvolume production lines, such as the surface hardening of shafts for the automotive industry. When the hardening process is fully integrated in-line you and your staff have a full overview of the various processes through which the components have passed. Only then can you keep track of the parameters that shape the final results. In-line heat treatment also lets you control costs. An in-line solution simplifies business processes and administration. Logistics become smoother. Moreover, lead times are reduced, often spectacularly. In addition, inline heat treatment helps reduce the environmental impact of your operation. Heavy transports are reduced. The environmental benefits are even greater should the treatment process be changed from energy-intensive carburizing. The benefits of in-line heat treatment are impressive, but how exactly do you go about achieving them? A good place to start is your nearest EFD Induction representative. Give him a call or drop him a line—together you can devise your very own inline heat treatment solution.


     
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