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While induction heating is not a new technology, it is in fact a green technology and can be a part of an organization’s sustainability program. It does not consume fossil fuels, and it does not produce any hazardous emissions or carbon dioxide.
The development of glass-filled plastic materials is undeniably the major cause for this increase. Manufacturing and other related processes must differ from conventional lower-temperature thermoplastic manufacturing methods due to higher melting temperatures.