Your Inductoheat equipment requires periodic checks and maintenance procedures which help to ensure that it is operating safely, reliably and with optimum efficiency. Our team of experienced field service engineers is equipped with years of industry knowledge and state of the art analysis tools. Inductoheat offers full-service maintenance plans designed to extend the life of your induction equipment.

Our Induction Preventative Maintenance Plans Include:

Electrical Preventative Maintenance Program

• Check meter readings
• Review maintenance records
• Check all settings on circuit boards
• Check complete system while in operation
• Check oscilloscope waveforms where applicable
• Inspect all electrical insulation for deterioration including wiring,buss bars, transformers and capacitors
• Inspect system for loose connections or evidence of arcing
• Check all printed circuit board for issues or carbon tracking
• Check equipment grounding of the system
• Insure safety circuit is present and functioning properly
• Insure all door and panel gaskets are in place
• Inspect isolation transformer for leaks & connections
• Present a service report summary with recommendations and findings

Power Supply Closed Water System – Flush

• Check entire system for leaks
• Check water level
• Check for proper water flow through all power components
• Check heat exchanger
• Clean strainers
• Check closed-loop water quality (conductivity), drain and refill system
• Check all fittings for electrolysis
• Flush with WATER BASE cleaning solution (CLR)

Power Supply Closed Water System with Hose Replacement & Flush

• Flushing – same as above
• Re-hose power supply close water system
• New non-conductive hose
• New brass fittings
• New stainless steel clamps
• 1 hour system test followed by leak check

Inductor Maintenance & Cleaning - Extend the life and efficiency of your induction coils

• Quality control: clean coil, hoses, bus work and tooling
• Clean quench barrels, Teflon and contact surfaces
• Ensure that your perishable tooling in properly tightened
• Aftermarket coil & buss assembly repairs available

Thermal Image Analysis (Included)

• Take thermal images of power supply (before and after support)
• Address any area showing signs of overheating
• Review images with customer

Inductoheat maintains a stock inventory of thousands of difficult to find and long lead time Aftermarket Spare Parts. Parts are available for both our induction power units and our forging and heat treating machines.

Large inventory of spare parts ready for immediate delivery

• Common perishable tooling assemblies
• Capacitors
• Power supply electronics
• QRS & WRS components
• Transformers
• Tooling
• Buses
• Insta-change quick disconnects
• Transistors
• Mos-fets
• SCRs & diodes

Induction Coil Repair

Inductoheat has over 200 years of combined inductor design, manufacturing, and induction coil repair. We work on simple fabricated designs to complex induction coil types. Inductors are designed by our experienced engineers and built specifically to meet the needs of our customers. Computer Aided Design (CAD) and advanced computer modeling systems are used to design and document each inductor before it’s built. Advanced computer modeling allows optimizing of alternative designs.

A wide variety of inductor services insure that each piece of perishable tooling, whether new or repaired, will produce parts with consistent quality and reliability.

• Over 200 years of combined coil building experience
• Single-shot, MIQ, multi-turn, scan, static and forge
• Robust quality control process prior to release
• Quick coil repair capabilities
• Coil evaluation reports

Machining Department

Our induction tooling department offers seven state-of-the-art CNC machining centers for high-quality workmanship of prototype and production coils. Our turning centers provide high productivity using advanced technologies built-in, rugged construction and the highest level of operator experience.

• Over 100 years of combined machining experience
• Unlimited program storage w/ aftermarket software
• 30 tools combined with multi-axis material handling
• Tight tolerances for high surface finish
• Renishaw probe equipped
• Capable of running 24 hrs

Program Summary

Inductoheat’s in-house induction power supply technical seminars provide intensive classroom learning, as well as hands-on instruction in the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and management of Inductoheat power supplies. Our team of experts and certified technicians conducts these seminars and are an ideal way to advance your skills quickly and apply them in the field effectively.

Seminars are held in Inductoheat’s state-of-the-art training center in Madison Heights, Michigan. We cover advanced diagnostic techniques, component replacement procedures, and preventative measures so your personnel can efficiently troubleshoot and manage your Inductoheat induction equipment.

2026 Schedule

• April 21, 22, 23 – Statipower® SP16 Power Supply
• May 19, 20, 21 – Statipower® SP11 Power Supply
• June 23, 24, 25 – Inductoforge® Power Supply
• November 10, 11, 12 – Statipower® SP16 Power Supply

The following specific areas of induction heating are covered in the class:

• Basics of Induction • Special maintenance training techniques
• Power supply orientation • Load matching • Troubleshooting
• How to check for commonly failed components • Safety procedures
• Process control, monitoring, and quality assurance

Classes start promptly at 8:00 a.m. and run until 4:30 p.m. Experts are available for additional questions.

Cost: $1095 per attendee. Includes: three days of classes, training materials, beverages, and lunches. All dates are subject to change.

To register or for additional information:
Steve Fillip Tel: (248) 688-3126 • Email: sfillip@inductoheat.com

For hotel accommodations, please contact:

Detroit Marriott Troy

200 W. Big Beaver Rd.
Troy MI 48083
PH: 248.680.9797
Inductoheat Code: IDH
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