Bearing Heater
Bearing Heater
Induction
Heating
Solutions
Ball Bearings
Roller bearings
Thrust ball bearings
Roller thrust bearing
Taper roller bearing
Pulleys
Gears
Bushing
Motor Body
Bearing-Master
®
Key reasons to heat a
bearing
Hot mounting for expansion of the
bearing bore to overcome the interference
fit when mounting a bearing directly on a
cylindrical shaft.
Safe mounting, e.g., excluding the use of
potentially dangerous cold mounting with
a press.
An alternative to the often inappropriate
cold mounting techniques, such as
hammering on the outer ring of the
Technology bearing.
This type of heating eliminates the inconsistencies and quality issues associated with open flame,
torch heating, Press fit and other methods. Once the system is properly calibrated and set up, there is no
guess work or variation; the heating pattern is repeatable and consistent.
Maximized Productivity
Production rates can be maximized because induction heating works so quickly; heat is
developed directly and instantly inside the bearing itself. Startup is virtually instantaneous; no warm up
or cool down cycle is required. The induction heating process can be completed on the manufacturing
floor, next to the assembly table, instead of sending batches of parts to a remote furnace area or
subcontractor.
With induction, the part to be heated never comes into direct contact with a flame or other heating
element; the heat is induced within the part itself by alternating electrical current. As a result, product
warpage, distortion and reject rates are minimized.
This type of process extends the life of the fixturing and mechanical setup of the part. There is no
colour loss during this process which is the case with furnace heating.
Environmentally Sound
These types of heating systems do not burn traditional fossil fuels; induction is a clean, non-
polluting process which will help protect the environment. An induction system improves working
conditions for your employees by eliminating smoke, waste heat, noxious emissions and loud noise.
Heating is safe and efficient with no open flame to endanger the operator or obscure the process. Non-
conductive materials are not affected and can be located in close proximity to the heating zone without
damage.
Tired of increasing electricity bills? This uniquely energy-efficient process converts up to 90% of
the energy expended energy into useful heat; batch furnaces are generally only 45% energy-efficient.
And since induction requires no warm-up or cool-down cycle, stand-by heat losses are reduced to a bare
minimum. The repeatability and consistency of the induction process make it highly compatible for this
kind of mass production.
Specification
1. Supply Voltage: 230 Volt AC
2. Single phase unit
3. Continuously variable voltage by a manual variac
4. Voltage, Current and frequency Indication (VIF) meter
5. Input MCB of required Rating
6. Inbuilt Electronic Timer of required Rating
7. Electronics Temperature Indicator/Controller of the required temperature rating.
8. Separate ON & OFF switches
9. M. S. Enclosure duly powder coated.