Forging is much more than a profession: it is a world where mastery of the craft, knowledge of materials, and a passion for metalworking come together. In Celles-sur-Belle, in the Deux-Sèvres region of France, a gathering of blacksmiths celebrated this craft and the people who help keep it alive.
Induction heating is a technology particularly well suited to forging operations requiring speed, precision, and precise temperature control. But how does this technology work, and what are its main advantages for forging?
For generations, coal- and gas-fired forges have been an integral part of the work of blacksmiths and forging professionals. Today, induction forging offers a different approach to metal heating, with fast, precise, and easily controlled heating.
Choosing an induction forge depends on several criteria: the type of workpiece to be heated, its material, dimensions, the desired heating zone, and the production volume. Whether for an individual part or a small production run, induction provides precise, localized, and controlled heating.
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