Induction straightening
Induction straightening uses a coil to generate localised heat in pre-defined heating zones. As these zones cool, they contract, pulling the metal into a flatter condition.
What is induction straightening?
What are the benefits?
- Customers report minimum 50% time-savings compared to traditional methods
- Productivity increase through precision in heat-transfer; no need to remove heat-sensitive components
- Working radius of up to 60 meters (197’) from the heat generator
Where can it be used?
What equipment is available?
Image gallery
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Induction heating is widely used to straighten ship decks and bulkheads.
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Terac works just as well on bulkheads and other vertical structures as it does on decks.
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For added ergonomic comfort, the handheld transformer can be attached to a balancer and suspended from a magnet or wire rope.
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Operators can work with Terac within a 45m radius of the base unit. An optional extension unit lengthens the work area to 60m radius.
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Note the easy-to-use controls placed on the handle. It usually takes only a couple of hours to train an operator to use the Terac system.
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Induction straightening of heavy goods vehicles.
