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Braze a diamond carbide tip onto band saw blade
Carbide tipping Drill Bits
Brazing carbide rotary file to high speed steel shanks
Brazing Carbide Tips to a Meat Cutter
Steel-carbide brazing cutting tool
Brazing carbide teeth to a steel pipe jaw section
Carbide tips on trepanning bits
- Using Induction
- Trepan Tools
- Benefits
Drill bits of varying diameters (0.25" to 1.5") require a tungsten carbide cutting tip brazed to a steel drill shaft with a braze flux. A brazing temperature of approximately 1900°F. is reached with induction heating. The time required ranges from 11 seconds for a 0.5" diameter bit to 32 seconds for a 1.5" diameter bit.
Drill bits of varying diameters (0.25" to 1.5") require a tungsten carbide cutting tip brazed to a steel drill shaft with a braze flux. A brazing temperature of approximately 1900°F. is reached with induction heating. The time required ranges from 11 seconds for a 0.5" diameter bit to 32 seconds for a 1.5" diameter bit.
An Ameritherm 20 kW RF power supply with a set of custom 4-turn helical coils (for the varying sizes) maximizes coupling and heating efficiency.
"We replaced our old tube units with Ameritherm's HOTSHOT 3.5 kW power supply for brazing carbide tips onto steel. Not only are we running our product lines at faster rates, we are also achieving more consistent quality."
Tom Wheeler
President
Muskegon Tool
image courtesy of: Muskegon Tool Industries
You benefit from induction brazing with Ambrell equipment:
Higher quality with fewer rejects
Repeatable failure-resistant joints
Faster production with quick heat-up, cool-down cycles
Precise application of heat zone
Easy integration into production lines
