Application Video: Heating a Carbide Sample

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Check out our latest application video. In this video, a carbide sample is heated with an Ambrell EASYHEATTM induction heating system. Heating for this application takes 15 seconds. While it could be heated more rapidly with induction, it isn't in order to prevent cracking. The end product is a cutting bit. 


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