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induction heating the future in pipe welding

Rapid Heat Systems have introduced to the U.K. and Mainland Europe the patented induction heating technology
RHS. This technology has many applications and benefits over conventional resistance heating methods or propane.

Rapid heating systems use a non-contact heating method we induce heat electro magnetically rather than using a heating element in contact with a part to conduct heat, as does resistance heating.


 
 Key Benefits
 

The Rapid Heat System can very quickly heat up materials. For example 24 Inch x 2.34 inch thick pipe material carbon steel can be preheated to 450F in 7.61 minutes.

The Rapid Heat System can also be used for shrink fit of shafts and bearings up to 3 metres diameter.

The key safety benefits are: very little reflected heat, operators can touch the Water Cooled heating cables whilst heating process takes place, allowing for reduction in welding times.

Lower power consumption.In most cases will operate from 30-amp 415volt supply as opposed to 63-amp 415-volt supply required for resistance transformers.

Digital recorder allows storage of all documents for downloading later on to a P.C. Saves time in retrieval and managing documents.

 Eliminates use of Propane which creates uneven temperature transfer. In addition every kilo of gas burned creates three kilos of water - a problem when welding.

 
 
Rapid Heat News
 
The Malaysian Representative
22/04/2008
The Netherlands Representative
22/04/2008
The Saudi Arabia Representative
21/04/2008
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Induction heating acts more like a microwave oven. The appliance remains cool while the food cooks from within.
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