High frequency induction brazing pipes for copper and iron alloys

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High frequency induction brazing is an energy-saving technology. High specific power, which are implemented by induction heating to quickly heat the local area to the brazing temperature 600 - 1200 ° C, spending at the lowest energy in the process compared to conventional gas heating methods.

Stainless steel pipes are joined by brazing induction brazing HDTV in the manufacture of towel radiators and pipes for various purposes.

Pipes and flanges are made ??of copper, brass and other copper alloys are used mainly in the manufacture of cooling systems of various process units.

View from above.  High frequency induction heating of stainless steel tubes for brazing.
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View from inside.  High frequency induction heating of stainless steel tubes for brazing.
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Temperature field of induction heating HDTV displayed thermal plant.  Induction heating pipes made of stainless steel brazing.
Temperature field of induction heating, displayed a thermal imaging unit

 

In addition to excessive energy consumption during slow heating of the gas soldering quality is deteriorating due to lower efficiency of flux, heat the adjacent parts, reduced productivity.

Plants for soldering consist of a transistor oscillator TGI capacity of 12, 25 or 40 kW heating unit with an inductor and a snap.

The application of high frequency induction brazing:

windings of electrical machines and transformers, carbide inserts cutting tools, tips rippers, piping, heated towel rails, flanges and end pipes, etc.

 

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