Process
Induction Heating
Input Power
460 – 575 VAC,
3-Phase, 60 Hz
400 – 460 VAC,
3-Phase, 50/60 Hz
Temperature Rating
Storage: -40° C –
+
60° C
Operation: -30° C –
+
50° C
Rated Output
35 kW at 100% Duty Cycle, 5 – 30 KHz
Input Amperes at Rated Output
400 V: 60 Amps 460 V: 50 Amps 575 V: 40 Amps
Dimensions H: 27.5 in. (699 mm)
W: 21.75 in. (552 mm)
D: 36.75 in. (933 mm)
Weight Net: 227 lb. (103 kg) Ship: 265 lb. (120 kg)
Applications
Transmission Pipeline – Construction/Repair
Pipe Fabrication Shops
Power Piping – Construction/Repair
Petrochemical – Construction/Repair
Shipbuilding
Mining Equipment Maintenance
Drill Pipe Manufacturing
Shrink Fit
Induction
Heating System
Issued June 2013 • Index No. IN/11.0
Easy to install primary power through
panel that does not require removal of
sheet metal.
Multiple output provides two insulated
connectors for air-cooled blankets or
liquid-cooled cables.
Versatile mobility through a
lifting eye or optional running
gear designed for construction
and maintenance.
On-board temperature control
provides for manual- or
temperature-based programming
in a simple-to-learn operator
interface.
Multiple control thermocouple
inputs are available to control
on the hottest TC during heating
and coolest TC during cooling
for uniform heating and quality.
Open output detection prevents
system operation without a
covered output receptacle
(cable or protective plug).
Cable identification system knows the
type of cable attached and limits output
to protect cables and blankets.
Operator tutoring system provides helpful
information to optimize coil arrangements
for maximum performance.
Isolation fault protection provides automatic
system shut down should power source
output short to ground. A sense lead provides
direct feedback to the power source to sense
fault condition.
Low consumable costs. No fuel costs and
minimal insulation costs. Insulation is
reusable and may be used 50 times or more,
reducing cost of disposal and replacement.
Uniform heating is maintained along and
through the heat zone by using induction to
heat within the material. The surface of the
part is not marred by localized conducted
heat at higher than specified temperatures.
Time-to-temperature is faster
than conventional processes
due to the method of applying
the heat, reducing heating
cycle time.
Improved working environment is created
during welding. Welders are not exposed to
open flame, explosive gases and hot
elements associated with fuel gas heating
and resistance heating.
Easy set-up is achieved using preheat
blankets or flexible heating cables combined
with user-friendly insulation blankets.
High energy-efficient systems
(more than 90 percent efficient)
transfers more energy to
the part, decreasing
heating times and
improving power
efficiency (less than
60-amp current draw).
ProHeat 35
Liquid-Cooled System shown.
Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
An ITW Company
1635 West Spencer Street
P.O. Box 1079
Appleton, WI 54912-1079 USA
MillerWelds.comEquipment Sales US and Canada
Phone: 866-931-9730
FAX: 800-637-2315
International Phone: 920-735-4554
International FAX: 920-735-4125
ProHeat
™
35
Weld Preheating and Stress Relieving
Quick
Specs
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