Induction Heater for Shrink Fitting Automotive Starter Rings Onto Flywheels

Automotive Starter Rings onto Flywheels are attached to either the flywheel or the flex plate of an engine. The teeth of the ring gear are compelled by the minor gear (known as the pinion) of the starter motor. The pinion involves the starter ring only through starting and once the engine is running the pinion withdraws. The shrink fitting procedure in Automotive Starter Rings is used for the interference fit form joints. By heating the mass around the borehole evenly, it is probable to considerably expand the size of the hole. The shaft is then simply inserted into the expanded hole.
Induction heater in shrink fitting automotive starter rings is used to increase the external hardness of the teeth for abrasion resistance and also upsurge the central strength of the tooth to resist the bending forces applied to the tooth during starting. Induction shrink fitting process allows consistency, controllability, accuracy and speed. The Induction Shrink Fitting process produces exceptionally uniform consistent heat, allowing less heat to be used and the temperature mechanism is accurate with precise control of ramp-up times and holding temperatures.