LSW-120 120kw high frequency induction Quenching Hardening Treatment Equipment
 
1. Application Ranges of induction hardening machine.
High-frequency quenching is mostly used for surface quenching of industrial metal parts. High-frequency current is passed through the coil to generate a high-frequency magnetic field, and an induced current is generated in the ferromagnetic material. Due to the skin effect, the induced current accumulates on the surface of the material to generate heat. , reaching the phase transition temperature. Chilling achieves the purpose of quenching.

1). Hardware and tools, such as plier, wrench, hammer, ax, screwing tools and shear (orchard shear).
2). Automobile and motorcycle fittings, such as crankshaft, connecting rod, piston pin, chain wheel, aluminum wheel, valve, rock arm shaft, semi drive shaft, small shaft and fork.
3). Electric tools, such as gear and axes.
4). Machine tools, such as lathe deck and guide rail.
5). Various hardware metal parts and machined parts, such as big shaft, gear (chain wheel), camshaft, chuck and clamp etc.
6). Hardware molds, such as small-size mold, mold accessory and inner hole of mold.
7). Other metal products.
2.  Technical Parameter of High Frequency Induction Hardening Quenching Machine:

3. Induction Quenching Hardening Machine Application:
(1) For auto parts and motorcycle parts hardening.
(2) For machinery parts, like gears, transmission wheels, axles, shafts, spline shafts, ball stud hardening.
(3) For machine tools quenching, like guide rail machine tools hardening.
(4) For spanner, pliers, CNC machines, hammer, axe hardening etc.

In the manufacture and production of mechanical equipment such as automobiles and machine tools, there are many workpieces of transmission mechanisms that need to bear large loads and frequent start and stop, so the surface needs to have high hardness, strength and wear resistance. Better toughness is required. For example: gears, camshafts, valve rods, forward rods, automobile half shafts, spline shafts, sprockets, optical shafts, guide rails, profiling parts, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to perform surface heat treatment on these workpieces. The traditional surface heat treatment includes: surface carburizing, nitriding; carbonitriding; surface quenching, etc. Compared with other heat treatment processes, surface quenching has lower cost, higher efficiency and more It is small, the operation is simpler, the advantages are very obvious, and it is widely used in industrial production.