PRODUCT OVERVIEW: The SB-TEK SB-IT-T6 Induction Heater Trainer is a high-quality educational training system designed to demonstrate the principles, construction, and operation of induction heating technology. This trainer is widely used in engineering colleges, technical institutes, vocational training centers, and industrial training laboratories. It provides hands-on learning based on electromagnetic induction and non-contact heating, enabling students to understand how metals are heated efficiently in various industrial applications. This training device bridges theoretical learning with practical experimentation, helping learners visualize and understand real-world induction heating operations such as hardening, melting, and surface treatment.
KEY COMPONENTS
Induction Coil:
Constructed from copper tubing and designed to generate a strong high-frequency magnetic field for fast and uniform heating.
Power Supply Unit:
Converts AC mains into high-frequency current, typically ranging between 20 kHz to 200 kHz.
Includes adjustment knobs or digital controls to regulate power and frequency.
Workpiece Holder:
Designed to safely hold metal samples during operation.
Often equipped with insulation to prevent heat transfer.
Control Panel:
User interface for adjusting operational parameters.
Equipped with safety indicators, switches, and digital displays for monitoring.
Cooling System:
Includes air-cooled or water-cooled mechanisms to protect the induction coil and power electronics from overheating
Measurement Instruments:
Includes temperature sensors such as thermocouples or infrared thermometers. Advanced models may include voltmeters, ammeters, or oscilloscopes.
SAFETY FEATURES
• Built-in over-temperature protection.
• Over-current protection system.
• Emergency stop button for immediate shutdown.
• Insulated and fully grounded components.
• Safety shields for operator protection.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• Induction Heater Trainer
• Input: 220 V, 50 Hz
• Output Temperature: 400?
• Heating capacity: 1 kW
• Steel structure and printed circuit board
• Heating material: Steel.
