For those of us who would like to gain high-level competence in any profession, it’s critical to explore many of the branches of the tree of knowledge. If you are helping others solve technical problems, deep knowledge in the advertised subject matter is required. Communication skills serve as one example of a crucial additional area of required expertise.

Using the metaphor of cooking a steak to its desired level of “doneness,” this article examines the difficulties involved in “cooking” forging billets in induction coils to their most uniform level of completion.

Pillar Induction is an international supplier of induction heat-treat equipment, with headquarters in Brookfield, Wis., and additional support facilities located around the world.

What if you plugged an induction heating system into a wall outlet, flipped the “on” switch, and not only produced a 100% output efficiency but amplified the output by more than double the input?.

In our industry, many resources are available to find information on a variety of technologies. IHEA is one of those resources, and this induction article was graciously contributed by them.

We began this discussion in early November, and we conclude it here.

Expert Dan Kay answers a question about induction brazing coil design.

This article will examine the six variables that need to be controlled for effective induction brazing.