Induction annealing Videos

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Induction annealing is used to soften metal, providing a flameless reliable, repeatable, non-contact and energy-efficient heat.

In this video, an Ambrell EKOHEAT 30 kW induction heating system is used for annealing an ammunition casing.

In this application video, we are annealing a brass tube with an Ambrell EASYHEAT induction heating system.

In this application video, we are annealing a copper strip with an Ambrell EASYHEAT 4.2 kW induction heating system.

Annealing a steel tool using an Ambrell EKOHEAT induction heating power supply with a three-turn channel coil.

A steel tube is heated with induction to 1300F in one second over a zone of 1.6 inches for an annealing application.

In this application video, we are annealing a steel tube with an Ambrell EKOHEAT 15 kW induction heating system.

We use an Ambrell EKOHEAT 50 kW/30 kHz induction heating system to anneal stainless steel tubing to 1900 F within just 30 seconds.

Using an EASYHEAT LI 4.2kW induction heating system, a steel ring was heated to just over 1500°F in less than two seconds.

In this video, an Ambrell EASYHEAT induction heating system is used to anneal the tip of a steel part in just three seconds.

We are annealing a 5in magnetic steel strip using an Ambrell EASYHEAT 4.2 kW induction heating system.

Induction heating provides reliable, repeatable, non-contact and energy-efficient wire heating without flame.

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