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Induction
Inductive soldering/heating is used
when a precise and limited area is heated up with an electrically
conductive material such as steel and other metals. The
process: Between the atoms in metals so-called conduction
electrons move relatively freely.
When the metal is exposed to a magnetic
alternating field the electrons move at the same frequency,
that is a current is induced into the metal. When the condution
electrons collide with the atoms, heat is produced. An example
of applications with induction techniques are: hardening,
tempering, annealing, stress-relieving, normalization, recrystalization,
solution heat treatment, separation hardening, melting,
forging, brazing, soft soldering, pipe bending, forced fitting,
sintring etc.
Equipment
PDF-brochure on Meltolit
ST-15, 586K. We work with Alesco
AB who specialize in induction
installations.
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