Induction Brazing Equipment & Applications
High-Temperature Brazing
Our induction heaters are particularly suited for high-temperature brazing and soldering applications for steel, copper, inox steel, aluminum, and other metallic alloys.
What is Induction Brazing?
Induction brazing is a process that uses electromagnetic induction to heat metal components to a temperature above the melting point of a filler metal (braze alloy), but below the melting point of the base metals being joined. The molten filler metal is then drawn into the joint by capillary action, forming a strong bond between the components. Learn more about our induction heating brazing equipment & applications.
What metals that can be Induction Brazed:
- Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Copper
- Brass
- Aluminum
- Nickel & Titanium Alloys
- Bronze Alloys
Induction Brazing Offers Key Advantages Over Flame Torch Brazing
- No open flames, no more need for using Oxy Acetylene torches or storing flammable gas tanks. Induction is clean, flameless, safe.
- Localized heating: Precise “useful” heat can be focused only on the required joints to be brazed.
- Consistency & Repeatability: All brazed joints have heat applied evenly, and the brazed results are repeatable.
- Automatable: Feeders, scanners, heating – all can be automated with cost-effectively.
- Quick/Instant On features make induction energy and cost-efficient.
- Can be done in an atmosphere for a nice clean braze – no post-cleaning required.
- Using our optional Master Controller V3+, you can control for Power and Temperature, or Power and Net Heating Time Presets for each braze joint diameter. Use the Controller’s “Quick Access” menu to pull up all the Presets for required braze joints prior to the day’s production run.
- ROI: short-term compared to ever-rising gas prices. No wearable consumables. 1x investment.
- Shorter Training Time: No special brazing skills required
Brazing for Localized Brazing or Debrazing of Tools
Our induction heating equipment for brazing applications offers extremely accurate temperature control, allowing the heat to be localized at the soldering area only, and safeguarding the metallurgical properties of the hard metal and cutting tip.
The alloy distribution can be applied using wire feeders having diameters from 0.3 to 1.5 mm. The quantity, speed, feed force, and times of wire distribution are completely programmable.
The very small footprint of our induction heaters and of the heating heads allow for their placement in even very tight working environments, and the high conversion efficiency (greater than 95%) contributes to reducing operating costs. For any additional questions regarding our induction heating brazing equipment & applications contact us today.
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Why choose induction technology solutions?
Free Application Testing & Demos Available
Large In-Stock Inventory for Fast Lead Times
Lower Cost & Increase Productivity with Automation
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