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Induction brazing
Induction technology has proven valuable in brazing processes for many reasons. First of all, the fast advance and precise thermal control allow local heating of components without significantly changing the material properties. In addition, it allows brazing of materials such as aluminum, as well as sequential, multi-alloy brazing, and the welding of close joints.



Induction brazing is versatile and suitable for unique production lines. Thanks to our modular design concept, our equipment can be strategically placed for your facility. Induction brazing equipment simplifies the process of fixing parts, thus freeing the operator's hands and extending the life of the equipment.

Induction brazing equipment for a wide range of applications
Induction welding and brazing involves introducing an electromagnetic field into a metal body to heat the joint between components and melt the alloy at a temperature lower than the component's melting temperature. Induction welding and brazing machines form higher quality, gas-tight and watertight joints with less oxidation and cleaning than joints made using flame heating techniques.

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Induction brazing is a process that uses induction heating to join two or more metals. Induction heating uses an electromagnetic field to provide heat without contact or flame. Induction brazing is more localized, repeatable and easier to automate than traditional torch brazing.

Induction brazing has been around for a long time, but is only now becoming widely available due to advances in induction heating power sources.

The principle of induction brazing is similar to that of a transformer, where the inductor is the primary winding and the heated part acts as a single-turn secondary winding.

Solutions for induction brazing of workpieces using
Copper and copper alloys

Brass

Aluminum

Iron

Steel, stainless steel and all types of carbide

Tungsten

Chromium

Nickel and nickel alloys

Cobalt and precious metals

Dissimilar metal brazing applications

Common applications for induction brazing

New applications for induction brazing are discovered every day, but here is a list of common induction brazing applications.
Back-bending brazing using induction heating equipment.

Brazing copper heat transfer tubes

Brazing copper heat exchanger tubes in refrigeration units and custom trucks

Multi-strand brazed flat copper wire and squirrel cage rotors for motor and transformer manufacturing

Brazed busbars

Brazed brass threaded fittings in various piping systems

Brazed carbide pins for road construction

Carbide blade fabrication

Steel pipe assemblies

Large motor and transformer repair, such as wind turbines, hydro turbines, nuclear transformers, mining equipment and agricultural equipment

Electric and hybrid vehicle manufacturing

Medical device manufacturing

The benefits of induction heating for brazing
Induction brazing offers many advantages over flame brazing or furnace brazing. This short list may cause you to reconsider your current manufacturing process:.

Faster production

More precise brazing

Create superior joints with consistent heat

Easily set up reproducible processes

Improve energy efficiency and reduce utility costs

Improve worker safety

Reduce downtime

Improves equipment reliability

Welding Neck flange
SIZE DIAMETER 15mm NB to 1200mm NB as per ANSI B 16.5 Pressure rating form 150 Lbs to 2500 Lbs Size Larger Than 600NB AS PER API 605 or M.S.SP 44 up to 1200mm NB
GRADE AVAILABLE.
Carbon Steel ASTM A105 A105N A694 F42 46 52 56 60 65 70 A350 LF3 A350 LF2, etc.
Alloy Steel ASTM A182 F1 F5 F9 F11 F22 F91 etc.

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