Induction Soldering Brass and Copper Components
A customer contacted THE LAB at Ambrell because they were soldering brass and copper components with a torch, but wanted to see if induction might be...
Ambrell, an inTEST Company and a leading manufacturer of induction heating solutions, will offer two complimentary PRO Skills Webinars. The first webinar will cover Induction Heating Fundamentals and will take place on March 24th at 11 am ET. The second will review Induction Coil Design and will occur on April 7th at 11 am ET. Applications expert Dr. Girish Dahake will present both webinars.
Induction Heating Fundamentals will review sources of heat, induction theory, coupling of the work piece, frequency of operation, power calculations and simulation problems. Practical examples from Dr. Dahake's extensive experience will be provided. The advanced course, Induction Coil Design, will highlight the differences between coil designs, insulation and encapsulation, review calculations and more. Both sessions will be interactive with a question-and-answer session following each presentation.
Dr. Dahake is Ambrell’s Senior Vice President, Global Applications, and has over 25 years of induction experience. He leads a worldwide team of induction experts in applications laboratories – known as THE LAB – in the United States and Europe. Dr. Dahake holds patents, has authored numerous papers and frequently presents at professional conferences. He holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from the University of Rochester.
To register for these webinars, visit the PRO Skills Webinar page. To learn more about Ambrell and the PRO Skills Webinar series, visit www.ambrell.com or call +1 585 889 9000.
Ambrell Returns to MOTEK in Stuttgart
Ambrell is pleased to return to MOTEK and Bondexpo (04-07 October) in Stuttgart, Germany. Our stand will be located in hall 5, stand 5414, and we...
Induction Heating Steel Assemblies for Sealing
A manufacturer of plastic filtration devices came to THE LAB at Ambrell to see if induction might be a more efficient heating method for their...