Apparatus for induction heating of bearings or the like

Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders

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219 1067, 219 1077, H05B 614

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ABSTRACT:
An induction heater for ring-like articles such as bearings includes a hinged clamp-like magnetically inductive core of ferrite which can be opened to receive and closed to accommodate the article to be heated and which has a primary winding and a source of high frequency current derived from a switched mode power supply; and having temperature sensors and safety circuits adapted to prevent damage due to too high temperatures and to ensure proper operation for articles of differing sizes.

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