Industrial Induction Power Supplies | OEM Induction Heating Generators

Industrial Induction Power Supplies for OEM Machine Builders

Delmer industrial induction power supplies are engineered for OEM machine builders, industrial manufacturers and system integrators that need reliable, controllable electromagnetic heating power. Configurations are available across application-specific power and frequency ranges for brazing, soldering, annealing, heat treatment, shrink fitting, carbide tipping, melting, casting and other induction heating processes.

OEM integration: Delmer can support integration of the induction generator into automated machinery, production lines, robotic cells and custom induction heating systems, subject to application engineering.

Applications hub: For process-oriented information covering induction heating applications, materials, industries and system selection, see Industrial Applications of Induction Heating Systems.

Induction Power Supply Technology

  • Power: application-specific configurations from 1 kW to 400 kW.
  • Frequency: application-specific configurations from 5 kHz to 1.2 MHz.
  • Control: digital power regulation for repeatable heating performance.
  • Integration: designed for OEM machine, PLC, HMI and automation integration where specified.
  • Cooling: air- or water-cooled configurations depending on power and duty cycle.
  • Engineering: generator, matching network, induction coil/heating head and process controls can be engineered around the application.

Final power, frequency, cooling and interface specifications must be selected from the actual application and confirmed by Delmer engineering.

Industrial Induction Heating Applications

Induction Brazing & Soldering

Localized, repeatable heating for compatible metal joints and production processes.

Heat Treatment

Controlled heating for hardening, annealing, tempering and other metallurgical processes.

Melting & Casting

Electromagnetic heating for controlled melting and alloy-processing applications.

Shrink Fitting

Rapid non-contact heating for precision assembly and interference-fit processes.

Carbide Tipping

Repeatable induction brazing of carbide tips to tools and wear components.

Wire & Component Heating

High-speed localized heating for continuous production and automated manufacturing processes.

OEM Induction Power Supply Integration

For OEM projects, the induction power supply can be evaluated as a subsystem within a larger machine. Typical engineering interfaces may include power control, start/stop signals, interlocks, temperature feedback, PLC communication, HMI functions, cooling connections and robotic or production-line integration.

Request an OEM configuration with your material, workpiece dimensions, target temperature, heating time, production rate, available electrical supply, cooling method and automation requirements.

Country-Specific OEM Pillar Pages

Use the regional pillar pages for localized technical information, OEM applications and market-specific guidance:

These pages are structured as regional pillars. Application pages and relevant technical content should link back to the main induction collection and to the appropriate regional pillar, avoiding thin duplicate country pages.

Industrial Applications & Technical Guidance

Explore Delmer's industrial applications of induction heating systems for process-oriented information, then return to the regional OEM pillar that matches your market.

How to Select an Induction Power Supply

Correct generator selection depends on workpiece material, geometry, heating depth, target temperature, heating time, production rate, coil design, duty cycle and available electrical power. Frequency should be selected from the actual heating objective and workpiece characteristics, not from nominal power alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Delmer supply an induction power supply for an OEM machine?

Yes. Delmer can evaluate the generator as an OEM subsystem for custom machinery and automated production equipment.

What applications can use Delmer induction power supplies?

Typical applications include brazing, soldering, annealing, heat treatment, shrink fitting, carbide tipping, melting, casting and other controlled induction heating processes.

How is induction power selected?

Power is selected from the workpiece material and geometry, target temperature, heating time, production rate, coil arrangement and process efficiency.

Can the induction generator integrate with a PLC?

Integration requirements can be engineered around the OEM machine architecture, including applicable control, interlock and feedback interfaces.

Can Delmer customize the induction system?

Application-specific configurations can be engineered around the required power, frequency, cooling, coil and automation requirements.


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