What type of equipment is used with frequency induction heating?

Frequency induction heating primarily utilizes transformers as a key piece of equipment. In induction heating, a high-frequency alternating current is passed through a coil, creating a magnetic field. This magnetic field induces eddy currents in the material being heated, leading to its heating through resistive loss. Transformers are essential here as they can step up the voltage to the required levels for induction processes and help in delivering the high-frequency current needed for efficient heating.

On the other hand, while inductors and welders may play roles in other heating or electrical applications, they are not primarily associated with the concept of frequency induction heating in the same direct manner as transformers. Arc generators, too, are more linked to a different heating method altogether, primarily for creating arcs in welding processes rather than heating through induction. This distinction highlights the specific and crucial role that transformers play in ensuring effective induction heating.