Hard alloy carbide is an important raw material for cutter heads. At present, most of the manufacture of cemented carbide cutting tools uses high-frequency induction heating brazing technology. Due to the special structure of some cemented carbide tools, it is necessary to strictly control the welding heating area to prevent the parts that do not need to be heated from being heated so as to eventually ensure the manufacturing technical requirements of the tool. In the process of combining alloy cutter heads, diamond cutter heads and cutter bodies, brazing is one of many combinations. Induction heating equipment can complete brazing or hot clamping of cutter head with the help of soldering material. Under the premise of fully protecting the original properties of the metal material, the cutter head and the cutter body can be easily combined together, which greatly reduces the customer's use and maintenance costs, and has been unanimously recognized by the industry.

MFS-160A
MFS series induction heating power supply adopts IGBT as the core component. The output frequency of the equipment is 1~10KHz, and the single machine power is up to 600kw (3Phases~380v).It is suitable...
SWS-40A
SWS series induction heater, JKZ designed a full digital control induction heating generator at the frequency range of 15~30KHz. It is designed with a maximum single machine power of 250KW and integra...
CX2060C
CX series full solid state induction heating generator is designed to work at the frequency range of 50~120KHz and output power range 7.5KW~30KW. It is suitable for brazing and quenching heating of sm...
Mining
There are a large number of induction heating equipment in the mining industry, especially in the later product processing process, etc.
Oil And Gas
Induction heating equipment can be used in the petroleum industry. It adopts software control and presets the heating curve.
Shipbuilding
The shipbuilding industry contains parts and modules that will use hot forging, such as anchor chain hot forming, surface heat treatment, etc.
25
Aug
How to Choose the Right Induction Melting Furnace for Non-Ferrous Metals
Choosing an induction melting furnace for aluminum, copper, brass, bronze, and other non-ferrous metals requires more than matching furnace capacity to batch weight. These metals differ in electrical ...
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19
Aug
How to Choose the Right Induction Furnace Capacity for Steel Melting
The correct induction furnace capacity should be based on the amount of liquid steel needed per heat and the rate at which downstream production can consume it. A furnace that is too small creates fre...
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13
Aug
What Determines the Quality of an Induction-Brazed Joint in Aerospace Manufacturing?
The quality of an aerospace induction-brazed joint depends on controlling the complete joining process rather than simply melting the filler metal. Joint clearance, surface condition, filler compatibi...
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