Coating & Adhesive Curing with Induction Heating

Fast, Clean, and Controlled Heat for Paint, Powder, and Structural Adhesive Curing

Induction heating provides a highly efficient and localized method for coating curing and adhesive activation, offering precise thermal control with rapid heat-up — ideal for paint drying, powder coating, epoxy bonding, or glue line curing.

Whether applied to electric motor housings, automotive body parts, or steel structural components, induction delivers reliable results with reduced cycle times and superior energy efficiency compared to ovens or IR lamps.

Why Induction for Coating & Adhesive Curing?

· Instant Heat at the Point of Application — No warm-up time, no ambient energy loss

· Localized, Controlled Heating — Heats only the coated or bonded zone

· Clean and Contactless — No contamination, open flames, or air turbulence

· Fast Process Cycles — Greatly reduces overall production time

· Perfect for Automation — Easily integrated with robotic arms or conveyor lines

Typical Applications

· Electric Motors: Curing protective paint on stators and housings

· Automotive Components: Bonding door frames, hoods, brackets with structural adhesive

· Steel Structures: Powder coating of beams, brackets, fasteners

· Consumer Appliances: Surface finish curing on metal panels

· Adhesive Activation: Two-part epoxy or thermosetting glue curing in seconds

· Preheat for Coating: Raising part temperature before paint or powder application

Recommended Induction System Configurations

Coil & Tooling Customization

We provide application-specific coil designs for precise and consistent curing:

· Encircling coils for cylindrical parts (motors, pipes)

· Flat coils for large flat surfaces (hoods, panels)

· Profiled coils for irregular shapes or internal cavities

· Multizone coils for gradient or zone-controlled curing

· Optional infrared sensors or thermocouple feedback for precise temperature targeting

· Coil mounts compatible with robotic arms, XYZ tables, or overhead gantries

Process Capabilities

· Power Range: 4.5kW – 200kW (depending on part size and coating type)

· Heating Speed: Typical rise of 80–200°C in under 30 seconds

· Temperature Uniformity: ±2°C with feedback control

· Adhesive Compatibility: Epoxy, polyurethane, acrylics, thermoplastics

· Coating Compatibility: Liquid paint, powder coat, corrosion protectants

Benefits of Induction-Based Curing

· Reduced Cycle Time: Greatly shortens curing time vs. oven drying

· Cleaner Process: No VOC emissions, reduced dust exposure

· Energy Efficient: No need to heat large oven chambers

· On-Demand Operation: Heat only when needed — perfect for flexible production

· Improved Adhesive Bonding: Ensures proper activation and penetration of glue lines

· Automation Ready: Ideal for smart factories and Industry 4.0 integration

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Coating & Adhesive Curing with Induction Heating

Fast, Clean, and Controlled Heat for Paint, Powder, and Structural Adhesive Curing

Induction heating provides a highly efficient and localized method for coating curing and adhesive activation, offering precise thermal control with rapid heat-up — ideal for paint drying, powder coating, epoxy bonding, or glue line curing.

This technology is widely used in industries such as electric motor manufacturing, automotive parts production, and steel structural fabrication. Induction heating delivers reliable, energy-efficient curing with reduced cycle times compared to traditional ovens or infrared lamps.

Why Induction for Coating & Adhesive Curing?

· Instant heat at the point of application with no warm-up time or ambient energy loss

· Localized and controlled heating focused only on the coated or bonded zone

· Clean, contactless process without contamination or open flames

· Fast curing cycles that increase production throughput

· Easily integrated with robotic arms or conveyorized production lines for automation

Typical Applications

· Electric motors: curing protective paint on stators and housings

· Automotive components: bonding door frames, hoods, and brackets with structural adhesives

· Steel structures: powder coating of beams, brackets, and fasteners

· Consumer appliances: surface finish curing on metal panels

· Adhesive activation: two-part epoxy or thermosetting glue curing in seconds

· Preheating parts before coating application for better adhesion

Recommended Induction System Configurations

Coil & Tooling Customization

We provide application-specific coil designs for consistent curing results:

· Encircling coils for cylindrical parts such as motors or pipes

· Flat coils for large flat surfaces like hoods and panels

· Profiled coils for irregular shapes or internal cavities

· Multi-zone coils for gradient or zoned heating

· Infrared sensors or thermocouple feedback for precise temperature control

· Coil mounts compatible with robotic arms, XYZ tables, or gantries

Process Capabilities

· Power range: 4.5kW to 200kW depending on part size and coating type

· Heating speed: typical temperature rise of 80–200°C in under 30 seconds

· Temperature uniformity within ±2°C with feedback control

· Compatible with epoxy, polyurethane, acrylic adhesives, and thermoplastics

· Suitable for liquid paint, powder coating, and corrosion protectants

Benefits of Induction-Based Curing

· Reduced cycle times compared to oven drying

· Cleaner process with no VOC emissions or dust exposure

· Energy-efficient localized heating without large heated chambers

· On-demand operation ideal for flexible production schedules

· Improved adhesive bonding through proper activation and penetration

· Automation-friendly for smart factory integration