The Art and Science of Coil Manufacturing at Ambrell
The coil is a critical component of any induction heating solution. Ambrell designs coils for its own systems and can also manufacture coils for...
Ambrell, a leading manufacturer of induction heating systems, has sold an EKOHEAT 15 kW/100 kHz induction heating system to a supplier of automotive automation solutions. The client will use the EKOHEAT in a system that hardens the teeth of starter ring gears. The starter ring gear transfers torque from the starter motor pinion to the flywheel, which rotates the engine so it begins to cycle.
Ambrell EKOHEAT 15 kW/100 kHz induction heating systems provide rapid, efficient, repeatable heating and are easily integrated into an in-line production process. Thanks to their ability to change transformer taps and capacitors, EKOHEATs are also highly versatile and able to heat parts of varying sizes and geometries. EKOHEAT systems have long been popular within the automotive industry. Ambrell recently presented its all new EKOHEAT with VPA Technology equipment. The new generation is equipped with industrial ethernet communication compatibility protocols which makes your production management even easier.
Ambrell understands the needs of demanding manufacturing conditions within the automotive manufacturing industry. We craft our solutions to fulfill your process application needs with our complimentary lab service. We also offer numerous application insights to automotive manufacturers interested in improving their production process, whether it's brazing, curing, hardening or bonding. For more information please visit our extensive induction application video library!
Induction Heating a Tube to Heat Gases
Objective A client needed to heat an Inconel tube in order to heat gases. Induction heating can be a good option for heating fluids transported in...
Induction Brazing a Copper Tube and Brass Fitting Assembly
Objective A company had been using a torch for a brazing application involving a copper tube and brass fitting, but they contacted THE LAB at Ambrell...