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obviously you want prior published data as someone is accusing you of patent infringement. Heating by a transformer to use high current ohmic heating by passing a current through it is not inductive heating, so it may allow you to work around it. ohmic heating would work quite well. and may be more compact as the very low voltage high current can pass through the tool.

Of course, I am speculating

Hi my name is Magdy - if I understand what you mean well; your problem that the shrink fit chuck would move and wear the pole shoe ... if so ; then you will have to put the whole mechanism inside a ball bearing and all parts should move in one piece

thank you Magdy

aurizon is quite right with his assumption. We are trying to prove prior art / state of the art against a utility model.

Magdy wrote :

>> your problem that the shrink fit chuck would move and wear the pole shoe

The chuck is acctually quite solidly mounted in that case.

The important point here is the pole shoe and whether it touches the front face of the chuck (which, currently, is guarded by said utility model ).

If you know of any publication describing such an aplication of inductive heating (including the pole shoe touching the front face) please contact us. All means of contact are listed on our homepage www.inductionquest.net .

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