Can induction be used to obtain uniform temperature distribution on the surface of a tube along its length?

A metal tube can be heated to a plus or minus two degree temperature difference, but the length of the metal tube is a consideration.

 If there is any fluid or flow happening inside the tube, then the fluid temperature uniformity will suffer because cooler fluid enters one end and hotter fluid leaves the other. But this is where induction is extremely flexible. We can design, not just circular helical coils, but there are other shapes of coils available. That might be more practical if you're looking for that kind of temperature uniformity.