Surface mount inductors

Roller inductors are used in the production of synthetic fibres or in embossing processes in the graphics industry. Different roll diameters can be applied and one or more axial heating zones can be realised depending on the requirements. An essential advantage of the roller inductors is the contactless energy transfer to the rotating roller. ; Roller inductors from 60mm diameter; No slip rings required; Divided into independently controllable axial segments; Optimal temperature control & uniform heating; Emission-free heating

The controller is a fieldbus device for the control of up to 7 power modules from the modular heating System from Kendrion, which are directly connected via the module bus. In addition to system monitoring, the controller can also control or regulate the individual output channels of all power modules. Actual temperature values can be delivered directly via CAN fieldbus or provided by a higher-level controller e.g. a PLC. ; PROFINET Fieldbus interface; Independent control of up to 7 induction generators; System monitoring, temperature control; Integrated I/Os and CAN system bus

The induction generator is designed to supply up to 4 induction coils (inductors) with a power of up to 7.5 kW each. The device operates on the three-phase mains with a voltage of up to 400 V and a frequency of 50/60 Hz. The mains current is rectified and fed to the DC link, from which the inductors are individually supplied.

The induction generator module is designed to supply up to 6 induction coils (inductors) with a power of up to 3 kW each. The device operates on the three-phase mains with a voltage of up to 400 V and a frequency of 50/60 Hz. The mains current is rectified and fed to the DC link, from which the inductors are individually supplied. The output power is controlled via the Kendrion controller of the modular industrial heating system. The setting range from 0% to 100% can be selected individually for each channel. By using state-of-the-art semiconductor switches, the output stages achieve high efficiencies, at working frequencies up to 25 kHz.