TY Induction forging uses induction heating of metal parts before they are formed or "deformed" by presses or hammers.

What are the advantages of induction forging?

Induction forging has several key advantages over furnace forging. The speed and controllability of induction heating ensures high throughput. Induction minimizes oxidation and helps maintain metallurgical integrity. Induction also saves energy because it provides precise localized heat. The consistency and repeatability of induction makes it ideal for integration into automated production lines.

Where is induction forging used?

Induction forging is widely used in the metal and foundry industries to heat billets, bars and bar ends. Metals typically forged with TY Induction systems include aluminum, brass, copper, steel and stainless steel.

Support

Allows forging units to stop and keep billets at a certain temperature while solving problems on the line

Prevents billets from being transferred to the scrap bin, reducing waste.

Heavy Duty Build Specifications

Units are built to thrive in the harsh forge shop environment

Heavy duty hardened feed chain conveyor with adjustable side rails to accommodate different billet sizes

Integrated water circulation system with heat exchanger

Integrated scale chute

Power modules are similar to each other and have minimal components in each cabinet, making them easier to troubleshoot and maintain.

Long-life and rigid power modules have an excellent record of reliability and no downtime in this area.