The SA/80 Generator Series is a high power induction unit in a very compact size with embedded advanced microprocessor based control software and state-of-the-art electronics. This allows very high efficiencies (>96%) under a wide variety of workload conditions while maintaining precise, stable and repeatable output power.
Induction curing
Induction curing represents a specialized process that strategically leverages localized electromagnetic heating to initiate and control chemical and molecular transformations within polymer-based materials. These versatile materials, encompassing epoxies, phenolics, polyesters, and silicones, are widely employed for bonding, sealing, coating, insulating, and protecting diverse components across a comprehensive spectrum of industrial products. This induction application offers unique benefits.
CEIA induction heating systems (induction heaters), which include various induction coil designs such as the induction heating coil (often part of an induction coil heater), are extensively utilized for various curing applications. This is particularly prevalent within the automotive industry and in the manufacturing of electrical power cables. The intrinsic capability to precisely apply heat where required, coupled with exceptionally fast cycle times and accurate temperature regulation, unequivocally positions induction curing as an ideal solution for high-throughput, quality-critical operational environments. This process delivers a multitude of advantages, notably enhanced repeatability, consistently stable power output, precisely localized heating, and robust thermal regulation. Collectively, these attributes contribute to accelerated production cycles, substantial energy conservation, and improved quality control of the finished product.
In stark contrast to conventional curing methodologies that necessitate heating entire assemblies or protracted oven exposure, induction curing delivers targeted, on-demand heat. This inherently minimizes thermal stress imparted to surrounding materials and sensitive components, thereby significantly enhancing overall energy efficiency and robustly supporting both automation and inline production workflows. Whether applied for curing adhesives in critical structural joints or for solidifying insulating layers in high-performance electrical cables, induction curing furnishes manufacturers with a clean, highly efficient, and scalable solution for consistently achieving superior results in their applications
