Induction Brazing an Aluminum Assembly
Objective A company wanted to assess using induction heating for their aluminum assembly brazing process, and contacted THE LAB at Ambrell to utilize...
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Brett Daly
12/8/17 5:47 AM
It's no secret that induction heating processes such as Induction brazing offer many benefits when compared to other heating options. However, understanding the specific advantages that come with induction brazing can help companies get the most out of their induction heating equipment. Here are just a few benefits of induction brazing:
Finally, induction brazing is advantageous in the sense that it is a very formulaic and repeatable process. There's little to no guesswork involved because the main variables -- alloy, fixturing, temperature, and part positioning -- are entirely controllable. Furthermore, the induction power supply can be utilized to monitor and control any given cycle time. Plus, visual temperature sensors and pyrometers can help with temperature control.
Ultimately, the basic principles of induction heating have been applied to manufacturing since the 1920s. Understanding these benefits can help you make the best decisions for your industrial heating application needs. For more information about what is induction heating or what industries need brazing machinery, contact Ambrell Corporation.
Objective A company wanted to assess using induction heating for their aluminum assembly brazing process, and contacted THE LAB at Ambrell to utilize...
Induction heating is a process that uses electromagnetic fields to heat electrically conductive materials. It has been used in numerous industries...
Induction heating, a process that uses electromagnetic induction to heat electrically conductive materials, is often thought of for large industrial...