
Contour inductors
Precisely matched to the part geometry, for an accurate and reproducible heating pattern.

Inductor Construction
Manufacturer-independent, application-specific, and cost-efficient.
Inductors are the central tool of any induction heating process. Their shape determines how evenly a workpiece heats, how long a cycle takes, how reproducible the results are, and how long the inductor itself lasts.
That's where INDUGO comes in: we develop and manufacture inductors for existing systems and for new, specific requirements — as a solution built around your application, not a compromise off the shelf.
Inductor Construction
Inductor construction covers the development, design, manufacturing, and optimization of inductors for industrial heating processes. Unlike many components in plant engineering, inductors can't be standardized — every application has its own requirements.
The design always accounts for workpiece geometry, the desired heating zones, process parameters, thermal aspects, the cooling concept, and the actual installation conditions on the machine.
Types

Precisely matched to the part geometry, for an accurate and reproducible heating pattern.

Enclose shaft ends and journals in a bell shape for even heating all the way around the part.

For shafts, rings and other rotationally symmetric parts with an external contour.

Variable winding configurations, matched to the respective process requirements.

Custom one-off designs for special parts and applications – such as axle journals.

Compact inductor for precise, locally confined heating of solder joints, for reproducible, clean and process-reliable solder connections.

Complex, high-precision inductor for targeted heating of the three tripod raceways.

For hardening and subsequent tempering of ball bearings – with even, reproducible heating of the bearing ring.
Inductor Construction
INDUGO's focus is on custom, customer-specific, and tailor-made inductors — for both existing systems and new applications such as induction hardening, brazing, preheating, joining and shrink-fit processes, or automated series production.
Inductor construction for existing systems is especially relevant when processes need to be adapted or optimized, or when existing tooling needs replacing.
From inquiry to delivery
We capture the workpiece, process goal, equipment, and technical requirements together.
Based on this, a suitable geometry for the inductor is developed.
Design and manufacturing strategy are finalized down to the detail.
Production uses the appropriate method — from brazing to CNC machining.
Geometry, workmanship, and function are tested before the inductor is delivered.
At a glance
Depending on the requirement, we use processes such as:
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New development or manufacturing of an inductor for a specific application.
Reproducing or reconstructing an existing inductor from a sample, drawing, or measurement data.
Restoring an existing inductor after leaks, damaged connections, geometry damage, or wear.
Your benefits
INDUGO develops inductors specifically for your application — not for a catalog.
As a manufacturer-independent partner, we create flexibility regardless of your system's OEM.
The inductor has to work technically and remain economically viable — both at once.
From brazing to laser technology, we cover the relevant manufacturing processes in-house.
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Whatever else wears out or is needed around the inductor – we make and supply that too.
Inquiry
Tell us about your application — we'll review technical feasibility and provide a no-obligation quote.
Frequently asked questions
Inductor construction covers the development and manufacturing of inductors for industrial induction processes — matched to workpiece, application, and equipment.
Yes. A key focus is on custom, customer-specific, and tailor-made inductors for specific applications.
Yes. It's especially relevant when processes need to be adapted, optimized, or existing tooling replaced.
In construction, an inductor is newly developed or manufactured. In reproduction, an existing inductor is reproduced or reconstructed.
Yes. For complex workpieces, localized heating zones, or special installation situations, special inductors and custom builds are an important part of our offering.
Depending on the requirement, we use brazing, welding, mechanical machining, and other modern manufacturing technologies.
Costs can't be stated generally, since complexity varies widely. Get in touch and we'll be happy to prepare a custom quote.