HistoryElectromagnetic induction was discovered almost 200 years ago. Today, as the world is going electric, induction technology is leading towards more efficient and sustainable manufacturing and mobility. Here is the story behind ENRX.Where we come from1831 | FaradayIn 1831, British scientist Michael Faraday discovers electromagnetic induction. But it would be many years later, in 1891, when the world sees the first application of induction heating for the melting of metals.1950 | FDFThe German company Induktionserwärmung Fritz Düsseldorf GmbH (FDF) launches a universal induction hardening machine. A new industrial innovator is born.1981 | ELVAA group of engineers in Norway, with expertise in frequency converters for induction heating, starts ELVA Induksjon AS and introduces the Minac range of mobile frequency converters.1991 | FDF and ELVAThe managing directors of FDF and ELVA meet by chance and see the opportunity of combining FDF’s strengths in stationary induction hardening machines with ELVA’s innovative approach, to find new applications for induction heating.1996 | EFD InductionFDF and ELVA decide to merge and become EFD Induction.1996 | IPT TechnologyIPT Technology becomes Europe’s first producer of solutions for wireless inductive charging and contactless power transmission.2022 | ENRXEFD Induction and IPT Technology create a powerhouse in induction heating, wireless inductive charging and contactless power supply for advanced manufacturing and mobility.TechnologyENRX develops products and systems for customised transformation of energy within heating, charging and power supply. Our offerings are based on induction technology.Induction heatingInduction heating is commonly used by global automotive brands, major electrotechnical companies, large steel tube and pipe manufacturers and in many other industrial segments worldwide. One growing segment is heat treatment related to components for renewableenergy generation and storage products. Replacing gas heating with induction heating also reduces carbon dioxide emissions.Wireless inductive charging and contactless power supplyOur technologies can significantly impact the transition to a global carbon-free future. It is a practical way to charge and supply power to anything, such as cars and buses, ships and trucks, as well as industrial equipment and intralogistics transportationsystems. There is no need for cables or other physical connections, which simplifies the transition to automated systems and autonomous vehicles.