Induction Appliances  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

• the development and construction of hardening plants and special machines
• the manufacture and production of hardening plants and special machines
• the production and distribution of accessories and components such as quenching showers and inductors
• the process development
• the programming of software
• Customer service and service work
• professional customer advice and good service

• inductor construction
• hardening machines: Horizontal and vertical hardening machines, modular hardening machines
• quenching showers of all kinds
• Special machines according to customer requirements, e.g. knife bar hardening machine or roller pin hardening machines
• Recooling systems

Induction heating is a technology that allows a variety of electrically conductive materials to be heated via magnetism. With over 75 years of experience in manufacturing induction heating systems, Himmelwerk is your partner for your industrial process heating challenge. We develop your heating process and put together the right system for it. Contact us, we will be happy to advise you! How does induction work? First, a magnetic field is generated by applying current to a coil. If a workpiece made of electrically conductive material is then brought close to the magnetic field, an electric current is induced in the workpiece, which flows through the workpiece and thus generates heat (lat. inducere = to introduce). With induction heating, the heat is generated directly in the component itself and is not supplied from outside. You name it, we did it. Our systems are used in almost all industrial heating processes in the manufacturing industries. Our systems can be found at suppliers to the automotive industry, in the aerospace industry, in battery factories, at silicon crystal growers, in mines and mines (melting samples), in glassworks at medical companies and in the defense industry. Induction is used for hardening, soldering, forming, shrinking and shrink-fitting, melting, plasma generation, drying and sealing, soft annealing and baking baked goods, popping popcorn and pre-grilling burger patties. Induction is used to detect material weaknesses in metal products and simulate ageing processes. You name it, we did it!

You can find detailed information on our individual products here:

https://www.himmelwerk.com/produkte/

Our standard portfolio covers operating frequencies from 4 kHz to 3,000 kHz and power ratings between one kilowatt and 250 kW. On request, we can also develop customized solutions for systems outside our core portfolio.

The size of our devices ranges from handy table-top units to cabinet systems weighing several hundred kilos.

All our inverters are water-cooled.

You name it, we did it. Our systems are used in almost all industrial heating processes in the manufacturing industries.

Our systems can be found at suppliers to the automotive industry, in the aerospace industry, in battery factories, at silicon crystal growers, in mines and mines (melting samples), in glassworks at medical companies and in the defense industry.

Induction is used for hardening, soldering, forming, shrinking and unshrinking, melting, plasma generation, drying and sealing, soft annealing and baking baked goods, popping popcorn and pre-grilling burger patties. Induction is used to detect material weaknesses in metal products and simulate ageing processes.

You name it, we did it!