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GYS: Induction heating changing the tyre trade

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Induction heating focuses heat directly on the metal fastener, preventing damage to nearby components like plastic, rubber, or sensitive electronics (Photo: GYS)

Fast fit centres, garages, and large national chains are making the switch to induction technology, according to GYS. For years, oxy-gas flame methods were the standard for heating, but now, induction heating is said to be taking over. Induction heating offers numerous benefits over oxy-fuel, including “cost, efficiency, ease of use, and significant safety improvements”. For its part, GYS offers a wide range of technology-driven induction heaters, backed by “full commercial and technical support”.

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