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Brazing and soldering
can both be made more efficient
by applying induction heating. In
just seconds, Lepel's induction
heating process can produce the
cleanest, most reliable joints possible
for your part.
Lepel’s systems can be easily
integrated into your line with continuous
automatic feeds and may be designed
to provide heat at multiple locations
simultaneously.
Brazing
The induction heating process achieves
accurate, uniform consistency in
brazing applications. As a result,
quality is increased while scrap
is reduced. Localized heating pinpoints
the area to be brazed, while protecting
other areas from the high temperatures
used. Since there is no product
contact, there is little opportunity
for breakage. In addition, oxidation
and discoloration are minimized,
often eliminating the need for a
controlled atmosphere.
Special circuitry may be added for
2-power level heating, one for rapid
heating of the filler to the melting
point and the other for allowing
material flow without overheating.
Temperature monitoring and/or control
is also available for better process
accuracy and repeatability.
Soldering
The accurate temperature control
provided by induction heating is
a key benefit in soldering applications,
which often involve softer materials
that can disintegrate if overexposed
to heat.
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