Next week, Ambrell will be exhibiting at three leading industry events spanning North America and Europe. Whether you're exploring new production technologies, improving manufacturing efficiency, or evaluating heating solutions for your process, our team looks forward to discussing your potential industrial heating applications.
IMTS 2026
September 14-19, 2026 | Chicago, Illinois | Stand 135240
The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) is the largest manufacturing technology exhibition in the Western Hemisphere, bringing together innovators across machining, automation, additive manufacturing, software, quality assurance, and advanced production technologies. Dr. Girish Dahake from THE LAB at Ambrell will be on-hand to discuss attendee heating applications.
AMB 2026
September 15-19, 2026 | Stuttgart, Germany | Hall 8, Stand 8E75
One of Europe's premier metalworking exhibitions, AMB showcases the latest developments in machine tools, automation, precision manufacturing, digitalization, and production technology for manufacturers across the globe.
Design-2-Part Greenville 2026
September 16-17, 2026 | Greenville, South Carolina | Stand 246
Design-2-Part brings together OEMs, engineers, buyers, and contract manufacturers in the southeast seeking new suppliers, capabilities, and technologies to improve product development and production efficiency.
Discover What Induction Heating Can Do for Your Manufacturing Process
At these three shows, Ambrell will be demonstrating how induction heating helps manufacturers increase productivity, improve quality, and reduce operating costs.
Induction heating delivers fast, precise, and repeatable heat directly to the workpiece, making it an attractive alternative to traditional heating methods such as ovens, torches, resistance heaters, and open flames. Because energy is generated within the part itself, manufacturers can achieve faster cycle times while minimizing wasted heat and improving overall process control.
Ambrell systems are used in a wide range of manufacturing applications, including:
- Brazing and soldering
- Shrink fitting
- Heat staking
- Heat treating and hardening
- Adhesive curing and bonding
- Wire and tube heating
- Coating removal
- Semiconductor and electronics production
Manufacturers choose induction heating because it offers several key advantages:
Increased Productivity
Fast heat-up times help reduce cycle times and increase throughput, enabling manufacturers to increase throughput.
Improved Process Consistency
Precise control of power, time, and temperature helps deliver repeatable results and reduce variation between parts.
Energy Efficiency
By heating only the area that requires heat, induction systems can significantly reduce energy consumption compared to conventional heating methods.
Enhanced Workplace Safety
Without open flames or hot surfaces associated with many traditional heating processes, induction heating can help create a safer production environment.
Easy Automation Integration
Induction heating systems can be integrated into automated manufacturing cells and production lines, supporting Industry 4.0 and smart factory initiatives.
Visit Ambrell Next Week
Whether you'll be attending IMTS in Chicago, AMB in Stuttgart, or Design-2-Part Greenville, we invite you to stop by and meet with our team. We'll be available to discuss your process heating application, provide induction heating demonstrations, and even set up complimentary testing with THE LAB at Ambrell.
