Five Reasons to Use Induction Heating for Shell Annealing
For ammunition manufacturers, consistency is critical. When it comes to shell annealing, the traditional methods of flame or furnace heating can be...
Induction heating is a highly versatile technology. Induction brazing is used in various fields such as the automotive, aerospace, electrotechnical and even beauty products manufacturing industries.
Right now, Frank Kuster - who leads THE LAB is the Netherlands - is brazing professional hairdressing scissors in our best-in-class Applications Lab in Hengelo! Induction heating ensures a high quality joint, which increases the longevity of the product. More importantly, we have just the right system for the application: our EASYHEATTM 8310 induction heating system, which offers maximum efficiency and flexibility for this application.
Brazing is one of our most popular applications. We've developed a guide to better brazing, and our induction heating systems enhance manufacturing processes in many plants across the world.
There are numerous ways to braze. But induction heating offers many advantages over other methods. Do you have a brazing application that can benefit from our expertise? We've collected an impressive library of brazing application notes - so there is a good chance we've already solved an application similar to yours! Go ahead and 
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Benefits of Using Induction Heating in Tool Manufacturing
Induction heating is commonly used in the manufacture of a variety of tools including screwdrivers, garden tools, knives, drill bits and much more....
Benefits of Using Induction Heating for Annealing
Annealing, a heat treatment process, softens metals by altering their internal structure, making them more workable. But traditional methods like...