How Does Induction Heating Work? Learn the Basics

Learn how induction heating works — and get tips for coil placement and winding to achieve the best results in welding preheat and stress relief.

Induction heating delivers fast and consistent heat when compared to other heating processes used for welding preheat and stress relief. With induction, the part essentially becomes its own heating element. The highest temperature is generated and controlled in the part instead of by an external heating source such as the flame from a propane torch or the ceramic heating element from a resistance machine. Induction delivers numerous benefits for welding preheat and stress relief, including easy setup, fast time-to-temperature and exceptional heating efficiency. Watch these animations to see how induction works.

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