Video: Wire Heating for Enamel Burn Off

Picture of Brett Daly Brett Daly 8/12/24 11:36 AM

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Using an Ambrell EASYHEAT induction system for wire heating


In our latest application video, a single copper wire strand is heated for an enamel burn-off application. An Ambrell EASYHEAT induction heating system is used for this application, and the heating time is just four seconds. The heating pattern can be adjusted to burn-off less or more enamel. 

Take a look at the video to check out this induction wire heating application tested by THE LAB at Ambrell: 


If you're interested in free parts testing/feasibility testing from THE LAB at Ambrell, visit our website to get the process started.
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