HYCY-160 Super Audio Frequency Induction Heating Equipment

Description

Ultrasonic 160KW Specifications:
1. Maximum Oscillation Power: 160KVA
2. Maximum Rated Input Power: 160KW
3. Oscillation Frequency: 10–20KHZ
4. Input Voltage: Three-phase 380V, 50 or 60Hz
5. Cooling Water Requirements: 0.3MPa, 10L/min
6. Duty Cycle: 100% 7. Split-Type Main-Sub Unit Cable Length: 2 meters

Features of the 160KW Ultrasonic Power Supply:
1. Utilizes IGBT power devices and our proprietary power conversion control technology for enhanced equipment reliability and low maintenance costs;
2. 100% duty cycle, capable of continuous 24-hour operation at maximum power;
3. Constant current/constant power control function for enhanced heating efficiency;
4. Full display of output power, frequency, and current;
5. Simple installation—requires only electrical and water connections, no specialized installation personnel needed;
6. Split-type models primarily suited for harsh working environments such as dirty, high-temperature, or corrosive conditions.

I. Heat Treatment Industry:
1. High-frequency quenching heat treatment for hardware tools such as vices, hammers, heavy-duty pliers, and wrenches.
2. High-frequency quenching heat treatment for automotive and motorcycle components, including crankshafts, connecting rods, piston pins, camshafts, valves, transmission gears, forks, splined shafts, drive shafts, small shafts, crank pins, rocker arms, and rocker arm shafts.
3. High-frequency quenching for hydraulic components, such as: plungers in plunger pumps, rotors in rotary pumps, directional control shafts on various valves, gears in gear pumps, etc.
4. High-frequency quenching heat treatment for gears and shafts in various power tools.
5. Heat treatment for various woodworking tools, such as axes and planes.
6. Stainless steel rim flange annealing and stainless steel stretching annealing.
II. Welding Industry:
1. Welding of various machining cutting tools, such as turning tools, planing tools, and milling cutters.
2. Welding of various diamond tools, such as diamond saw blades and diamond drill bits.
3. Welding of various flat-head chisels, column-tooth chisels, dovetail coal drill bits, and rivet rod drill bits.
4. Welding of various coal cutter bits for mining machines and various excavator cutter bits.
5. Welding of various mechanical cutting tools.
III. Forging and Pressing Industry:
1. Hot forging of various standard and non-standard components.
2. Preheating of hardware tools like pliers and wrenches.
3. Forging of chisels, chisel shanks, cones, and chisel heads.