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

Inductor Reproduction
Precisely fitting replacement and special solutions from INDUGO.
A defective or worn inductor doesn't necessarily have to be replaced at high cost by the original manufacturer. INDUGO's inductor reproduction offers a cost-efficient and usually faster alternative — particularly when original parts are no longer available or have been discontinued.
The goal is always a functionally reliable solution that keeps production running.
Inductor Reproduction
In inductor reproduction, we create a reproduction based on a sample, a drawing, or existing measurement data. What matters isn't just the outward shape, but preserving every process-relevant property.
That includes inductor geometry, the winding structure and layout, the connection and cooling design, the distance to the workpiece, the thermal and electrical load, and the actual installation conditions.
At a glance
Reproduction is typically worthwhile when:
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.
Inductor Reproduction
Beyond pure reconstruction of existing parts, we also build custom, customer-specific, and tailor-made inductors for new applications — including induction hardening, brazing, preheating, joining and shrink-fit processes, or automated series production.
From inquiry to delivery
Examining the existing inductor for geometry, wear, material condition, cooling, and connections.
Based on samples, drawings, photos, measurement data, or technical specifications.
Determining whether a 1:1 reproduction is appropriate, or whether changes would improve service life, manufacturability, or cooling.
Production using brazing, welding, mechanical machining, or modern processes.
Testing geometry, workmanship, sealing, and function before deployment.
Inductor Reproduction
Winding position and shape, the distance between inductor and workpiece, conductor cross-section and routing, connection placement, and cooling and flow all directly affect the result. Reproducible installation conditions matter just as much.
Inductor reproduction is therefore not simply a copying job, but a technically demanding manufacturing process.
Your benefits
A reproduced inductor is typically more affordable than an original manufacturer part.
Shorter production interruptions compared to long OEM lead times.
We create viable alternatives for designs that are no longer available.
Geometry, cooling, and installation can be adapted to current requirements.
Explore further
We don't only reproduce inductors – the parts around them as well.
Inquiry
Send us a sample, a drawing, or photos of the existing inductor — we'll check feasibility and get back to you with a quote.
Frequently asked questions
Repair fixes an existing defect on the current part. Reproduction rebuilds the inductor entirely or largely from scratch — usually based on a sample, drawing, or technical specification.
Yes. Reproduction from a sample is possible in many cases even without a complete drawing, provided an old part or sufficient technical information is available.
Yes. It's often especially relevant for older or discontinued systems.
Yes. Alongside reconstructing existing parts, we also build custom, customer-specific, and tailor-made inductors for new applications.
In many cases, yes — particularly when OEM prices are high or lead times are long.
Yes, that's generally possible, but it requires high precision in geometry, connection technology, and cooling routing.
Costs depend on the type and complexity of the inductor, available drawings, and other factors. Get in touch and we'll be happy to prepare a no-obligation quote.