Posts by Lauren Sullivan
Inductotherm Heating & Welding (IHW) Champions Next Generation of Engineers Through Apprenticeship Programme
Inductotherm Heating & Welding LTD (IHW), a world leader in induction heating and welding technology, continues to invest in the future of engineering talent through its dedicated apprenticeship programme. Every…
Read MoreInductotherm Group Türkiye Moves into New State-of-the-Art Manufacturing Facility in Kocaeli
Inductotherm Group Türkiye has officially relocated to a newly constructed manufacturing facility in Muallimköy, Kocaeli — a major milestone in the company’s ongoing growth strategy in Türkiye. With 14,000 square…
Read MoreInduction Contour Hardening of Bevel, Hypoid and Pinion Gears
This article discusses unique technology that allows the replacement of carburizing with induction contour hardening for a wide range of complex-shaped components, including parts previously thought to be impossible to…
Read MoreFEA Modeling of Thread Annealing Using Induction Heating
Important processing steps after hardening a steel part include tempering, stress relieving, and subcritical annealing. The transformation to martensite through quenching creates a very hard structure with low ductility. Untempered…
Read MoreSuperior Induction Heating Design with Computer Modeling
Numerical computer modeling is a major factor in the successful design of induction heating systems. Induction heating is a complex combination of electromagnetics, heat transfer, and metallurgical phenomena involving many…
Read MoreMagnetic Flux Concentrators: An Objective Assessment
Magnetic flux concentrators (also called flux intensifiers, diverters, or controllers) are made from high-permeability, low-power-loss materials. They are routinely used in induction heat treating applications in a manner similar to that…
Read MoreInduction Heating Automation for Billets, Bars and Forging Applications
Induction heating automation can improve productivity, process consistency, material handling and worker safety in forging operations. Automated systems can control how billets, bars and other shapes are loaded, moved through…
Read MoreSystematic analysis of induction coil failures. Pt 1: Introduction
Induction coil failure is a very complex subject because typically there is no single factor responsible for the failure but rather a combination of interrelated factors. At minimum, a coil…
Read MoreInduction Heating: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask (December 2017)
Question of the Month: What is the difference between auto-tempering and self-tempering? Answer: Sometimes the terms auto-tempering and self-tempering are incorrectly used interchangeably. Here we will explore the differences in what these two terms really…
Read MoreInduction Heating: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask (February 2018)
Question of the Month: We are planning to use induction to heat composite metallic materials prior to diffusion bonding. Is there any concern with respect to excessive noise? Have you found…
Read MoreInduction Heating: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask (March 2017)
Question of the Month: We use an induction process where we need to include physical barriers and/or a safety warning for people with medical devices such as metallic implants and cardiac…
Read MoreInduction Heating: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask (November 2016)
Question of the Month: For a few years, we scan hardened relatively straight shafts using a 30 kHz machine. Our new component has a 4.8-mm radial step (sharp shoulder) that melted…
Read MoreInduction Heating: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask (October 2016)
Question of the Month: We process copper alloy bars and billets in our factory. Gas furnaces have been used to heat billets made of C14500, C44300, C46400, C48500, C64200, and others.…
Read MoreInduction Heating: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Afraid to Ask – Question of the Month (August 2016)
Question of the Month: For quite a while after scan hardening, we experience low hardness readings (52-55 HRC) in areas where the diameter of our 1045 steel hollow shaft changes. We…
Read MoreThermatool Technical Paper – The Latest Trends in High Frequency (HF) Contact Welding
There is a growing emphasis on energy-efficient HF welding systems. New developments focus on reducing power consumption and improving overall energy management. This trend aligns with broader industry goals of…
Read MoreThermatool Corp. Unveils the World’s Fastest High-Speed Flying Shear at 1100 FPM with State-of-the-Art Innovations
Alpha, an Inductotherm Group global brand of equipment built by Thermatool Corp., continues its legacy of excellence and innovation in the tube and pipe industry. With over 70 years of…
Read MoreThermatool Corp. Announces Promotion of Tom Ignatowski to President
Veteran Leader to Drive Innovation and Enhance Customer Relationships [July 2024] – Thermatool Corp., a global leader in high frequency welding, heating, and cutting solutions for the tube and pipe…
Read MoreAnnouncing New Member to Inductotherm Heating & Welding Board of Directors
Inductotherm Heating & Welding are pleased to announce that Adrian Wood has been promoted and will now join the Board of Directors with effect from the 1st July 2022. As Sales Director Adrian…
Read MoreHigh Frequency Induction Welder Applications
In tube manufacturing, a quality weld is non-negotiable Although the finished product may seem straightforward or even simple, tube manufacturing is a complex process that involves multiple machines, sequenced to handle costly materials…
Read MoreSafety Video – French
Section 1 of 9: Forward Section 2 of 9: Induction Melting Basics Section 3 of 9: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Section 4 of 9: Furnace Equipment Operation and Safety Precautions Section 5 of 9: Automated…
Read MoreSafety Video – Spanish
Section 1 of 9: Prólogo Section 2 of 9: Bases de fusión Section 3 of 9: Equipo de Protección Personal (EPP) Section 4 of 9: Equipo del horno Operación y Seguridad Section 5 of 9: Precauciones de Seguridad…
Read MoreSafety Video – English
Section 1 of 9: Forward Section 2 of 9: Induction Melting Basics Section 3 of 9: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Section 4 of 9: Furnace Equipment Operation and Safety Precautions Section 5 of 9: Automated…
Read MoreThank you for Completing our Survey – Happy
Many thanks for letting Inductotherm Heating & Welding know that you were happy with the service we provided to you today. We are glad that we have met your expectations.…
Read MoreClinton Machine – Mutual Confidentiality Agreement
This Mutual Confidentiality Agreement will be required for new suppliers and projects. PDF Document for Download Click Here to Visit Clinton Machine
Read MoreClinton Machine – Terms & Conditions of Purchase
Acceptance. Acknowledgment of or commencement of performance on this order constitutes acceptance of all terms and conditions including price, delivery and specifications. Any changes, additions or deletions by Seller must be…
Read MoreClinton Machine – Standard Terms & Conditions
STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF CLINTON MACHINE, INC. (“SELLER”) EXCLUSIVE AND ENTIRE: The following Standard Terms and Conditions are intended by the parties to govern all the purchases of equipment,…
Read MoreFAQs – Doing Business with Inductotherm Heating & Welding
Table of Contents What is the difference between Inductotherm Heating & Welding and other Inductotherm companies? Are you part of the Inductotherm Group? Where do you manufacture your equipment? What…
Read MoreBillet Heating and its Impact on the Environment
As the world’s focus shifts to the impacts of climate change and the environment, industry is taking note. Reactive measures are being put in place in almost every facet of…
Read MoreInductotherm Heating & Welding – Integrated Management Policy
Scope The design and manufacture of high frequency tube welders, high speed shears, annealing/heating systems, spare parts and service. Policy Statement Quality – Inductotherm Heating & Welding commits to providing…
Read MoreSandvik Materials Technology Selects Banyard LFI Smart Power Convertor
Inductotherm Heating & Welding are pleased to announce that Sandvik Materials Technology – Sweden have completed commissioning of a new 1500kW Banyard LFI Smart Power Convertor for heating steel alloy billets prior…
Read MoreThermatool Breaks into New Country Territories
Inductotherm Heating and Welding are extremely proud and pleased to announce the first new Thermatool CFI 200kw Solid State Welder to be sold into the country of Moldova. With thousands of Thermatool…
Read MoreWhat is Annealing and Why is it Important?
Annealing is a heat treatment that heats metal to a set temperature, holds it there, then cools it slowly. It softens the metal, relieves internal stress and restores ductility, so…
Read MoreWorld First! – Padana Tubi Selects Thermatool for 8″ Alpha Flying Shear
Inductotherm Heating & Welding are pleased to announce that Padana Tubi – Italy have placed an order for an Alpha High-Speed Flying Shear for the cutting of large diameter Stainless…
Read MoreTroxel Continues to Choose Innovation and Reliability from Thermatool
The Troxel Company has been producing HF welded specialty tubing for more than 50 years. Thriving in challenging market conditions, Troxel relies on Thermatool’s proven performance. Thermatool, the world leader…
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