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In the latest induction heating application video from THE LAB at Ambrell, a steel mandrel is preheated for a hard facing application with an Ambrell EKOHEAT® induction heating system and a custom-designed helical coil. As you can see in the video, heating the steel mandrel took just over one minute.
Induction heating offers a number of benefits for this application including speed, safety (no flame) and repeatability. If you'd like to get your parts tested in THE LAB, just fill out this form to get started. Alternatively, you can click here to check out more application videos, or click the image below to read an array of heating application notes.
Induction heating, a process that uses electromagnetic induction to heat electrically conductive materials, is often thought of for large industrial...
Objective A company had been using a flame for brazing copper assemblies to make electrical components, but they contacted THE LAB at Ambrell because...
Induction heating is a highly efficient and versatile technology with numerous industrial applications. Unlike traditional heating methods that rely...