No Hassle Sales Support
The Inter-Power sales staff is one of the most experienced and professional in the induction heating industry. All have years of experience with heat treating and forge heating applications. They can help improve the productivity of existing induction heating operations, or support your application development needs.

With sales personal located in most major industrial markets, Inter-Power can respond quickly to your needs. For the name of your local Inter-Power representative, click contacts.

No Hassle Service Support
The Inter-Power service staff literally includes every employee of the company. When customers need assistance, we send the best qualified people. Usually, it is a serviceman. However, if you require an application engineer, electrical engineer, vice president, or president, you will have their help, no questions asked.

Inter-Power has a full-time Service Manager and field service staff. They can help you with establishing maintenance schedules, maintenance parts inventory, and operator and serviceman training. You can contact the service group directly, or work through your sales representative. You will not be kept waiting. You will receive immediate assistance, and there will never be a hassle.

No Hassle Machine Rebuilding
Inter-Power can save you thousands of dollars by rebuilding old power supplies and induction heating systems. We Completely disassemble and rebuild equipment, replacing worn out or out-of-date components, upgrade electrics to current codes and safety standards, and return the machine to you as good as new. Ask your Inter-Power sales representative for details.

Extending The Service Life Of Induction Heating Coil (Contact Inter-power Induction Services)

Interpower Induction Services has full-time salesmen with years of induction heating coil experience on the road. They work directly with customers to develop comprehensive coil maintenance programs. Once such a program is in place, customers can simply ship damaged coils to one of our two coil repair facilities, and handle any details by phone.
 

The first thing IIS does when it receives a damaged coil is photograph the coil and make dimensioned sketches that are later converted to CAD drawings. (Seventy percent of the coils received are not accompanied by a drawing.) Because coils often are rebuilt more than once, having accurate dimensions for bolt holes, rails, and other components shortens turnaround time.
 

The coil repair process involves disassembling the coil, inspecting all components, and replacing worn or damaged parts. We do not reuse relatively inexpensive components, like hoses, fitting, fasteners, and clamps, which often contribute to premature failure. Voltage, pressure, flow rates, and other parameters are checked throughout the rebuild process, again after manifolds are installed, again after castables are cured, and again after final coil assembly. When a coil leaves the IIS repair facility, it has passed more than a dozen individual quality inspections.