How Induction Heating Supports Electrification Initiatives
As manufacturers pursue electrification given the many initiatives across the globe such as the EU Electrification Action Plan, the question becomes:...
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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Induction Preheating Steel Plates Prior to Bending
Bending thick steel plates is a demanding forming operation. Without proper temperature control, manufacturers risk cracking, inconsistent bends, and...
Preheating Steel for Forging Tools with Induction Heating
Forging tool manufacturers increasingly demand process control, consistency, and throughput. Induction heating can help them achieve those...