What Is The Difference Between Your Induction Boilers And Induction Heaters (HFC), Which Are Used to Heat Metals, For Example, In Metallurgy?

The fundamental difference is that our boilers use a standard power grid with an industrial current frequency of 50/60 Hz. Although induction heaters using high-frequency currents (HFCs), although they generally use the same operating principle, they are designed to be heated to much higher temperatures (the melting point of metals) and cannot be used without frequency current converters. They have completely different applications.