UltraFlex Power Technologies

The entire process was fully manageable and customizeable per the customer's requirements - with fine adjustments possible on the temperature, power, speed.

The demonstration showed that Induction Heating systems can be used for heating conductive materials in a variety of applications ranging from metal melting and heat-treating to medical and nano-particle research.

The brazing demonstration showed that strong and durable joints could be achieved within less than 30 seconds using induction heating.

The demonstration proved that Teflon wire insulation can be heated from the outside, using a controlled Induction Heating process, with no damage to the wire.

In the test, an aluminum part was successfully heated to 1600-1800°F (871-982°C) using Induction Heating.

The graphite was induction heated to a target temperature of 550◦C (1022◦F) for a total of 46.05 minutes.

Thanks to the integration, the Arcast furnace crucible can now be tilted and molten metal can be poured out into a mold and casting.