About Us
STILL Induction Heating
Our compact, efficient and reliable Induction Heaters are an ideal choice for brazing, forging, small melting applications and heat treatment applications.
Still Induction Heating Ltd – specialists in the design and manufacture of Induction Heaters
Our Mission & Vision
With over 30 years of Induction Heating knowledge we offer bespoke solutions to your heating needs.
The Still Induction range of heaters utilise the most advanced technology in solid state electronics.
These compact, efficient and reliable Induction Heaters are an ideal choice for Brazing, Forging, Small Melting applications and heat treatment applications.
They can be supplied with appropriate stand alone Cooling systems and Pyrometers.
Induction Heater Range includes:
PT3, PT10. PT20 & PT40, 50 & 60
- Induction Heaters are >90% efficient
- Easy to use
- Easy to service
- Remote mounted work head option – various sizes or bespoke to the user
- Parallel tuned output
- IGBT & Mosfet Technology
- Power range 3kW to 60 kW
- Frequency range 4kHz to 200kHz model dependent
- Heats Ferrous, Non Ferrous and Precious Metals (Melting)
- We offer free trials before you buy in some cases
- We offer short term rentals at competitive prices
- Use only high quality components
Services
Our Services & Support
Technical Support
- Installation service including fixtures & Cooling Units
- Annual maintenance contracts available
- Bespoke Coils
- Retro-fit
Application Testing
Evaluation, testing and development of a process to suit your specific production requirements using clean and efficient Induction Heating
Demonstrations
Inhouse demonstrations with your products and some onsite trials at customer’s site
Replacement Equipment
Thinking of upgrading your old or unreliable Induction Heater? We can offer an alternative to reduce cost using any existing plant (if suitable)
Rentals
Try before you buy / short or long term rentals – PT3-10 & 20 only
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can I heat using Induction?
As long as it is a electrical conductor then it is possible to use Induction. The material can be magnetic or non-magnetic, as long as it is an electrical conductor.
What are its limitations?
Complex shapes may prove difficult.
How much does it cost to run?
The energy consumed dependent upon the size of the component to be heated. Included in this cost is the cooling system which usually runs continually. The Induction Heater has a standby consumption approximately 20 watts 0.02 Kw. During heating the consumption is dependent on settings and time of cycle.
Induction Heating is environmentally friendly – it is Green Technology
Better for the environment as it eliminates:
- Smoke reduction
- Noxious emissions
- Conserves heat
- Loud noise
Health and Safety improvements:
- No open flame
- No use of gases
- Air quality improvement
- Noise reduction
- Reduced risk of burns
Cost efficient source of production eliminating:
- Waste energy
- Waste production time
- Reduced footprint
- Reduced scrappage
- Repeatable process
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