What Is Induction Brazing?
Induction brazing is a welding method that uses high frequency, intermediate frequency or power frequency induced current as a heat source. High-frequency heating is suitable for welding thin-walled pipe fittings. The use of coaxial cables and split-type induction coils can be brazed at the site far from the power supply, especially suitable for welding of some large components, such as pipe joints on rockets that need to be disassembled.
- Induction brazing is a welding method that uses high frequency, intermediate frequency or power frequency induced current as a heat source. High-frequency heating is suitable for welding thin-walled pipe fittings. Coaxial cable and split-type induction coil can be used in the field far from the power supply
- Induction welding system usually includes: high frequency generator, induction head, automatic tin feeding system, tin wire, circulating water cooling system, smoke purification system [1]
- During induction brazing, the brazed part of the part is placed under alternating
- Induction brazing is widely used for brazing steel, copper and copper alloys, stainless steel, high temperature alloys, etc. with symmetrical shapes, especially suitable for pipe fittings, pipe and flanges, shafts and bushings, turning tool bit saw teeth Strip welding; for brazing of aluminum alloys, induction brazing can also be used, but the temperature control requirements are relatively high [1] .