Induction heating system CamPro™

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CamPro™ Induction Heating Systems utilize patented SHarP-C™ (Stationary Hardening Process for Camshafts) hardening technology, which eliminates work piece rotation during the induction heat treating process. There are several practical, economical and technical benefits associated with this unique technology including; dramatically reduced maintenance cost, simple operation, longer tooling life, improved part quality and the potential elimination of post heat treat straightening operations. Increased Production Non-contact / Stationary Hardening Only 1 moving part (Open/Close) Increased throughput – Short heat times – less than 4 seconds Production rates up to 90 parts/ hour Improved Quality Robust CNC machined inductors. No moving powered parts. Virtually no distortion – Less than 10 microns due to short heat times Potentially eliminate post straightening operation Dramatically reduced need for aggressive post harden grinding Reduced sensitivity to geometric deviations and cam positioning compared to scan hardening processes Improved microstructure of hardened material True contour pattern Reduced Downtime Production ready “quick change” pallet assembly for fast coil changeover Improved tooling life Modular design permits fast part changeovers Reduced Operating Costs Substantially reduced operating cost compared to scan hardening Substantially reduced maintenance cost 50% less energy consumption compared to conventional induction heat treating

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