Achieve nut press-fitting through high-frequency (induction) heating.
It is possible to perform nut press-fitting welding using high-frequency (induction) heating. This method is used in automotive intake manifolds, air filters, and more. - Principle: When current flows through a coil connected to an AC power source, eddy currents are generated in the metal inserted into the coil. This eddy current, along with the electrical resistance of the metal, generates Joule heat, which is used for the nut press-fitting process. - Features: High-speed heating is possible. Since the nut itself is heated, there is minimal heat loss, making this a highly efficient heating method. - Nut size: Up to M10 - Nut material: Brass, iron If you send us a sample, we can conduct experiments and prototypes using our experimental equipment. For more details, please contact us.
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【Features】 ○ Press-fit welding of nuts using high-frequency (induction) heating ○ There are examples of adoption in automotive parts. ○ If you send us a sample, we can conduct experiments and prototypes using our experimental equipment. Please contact us for more details.
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【Application Examples】 - Automotive parts (intake manifolds, filter cases, shift change levers, etc.) - Control equipment device parts - Construction-related We have been adopted in such areas. For more details, please contact us.
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Press-fitting of nuts It is possible to press-fit bit insert nuts using an impulse welder.
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As of April 1, 2009, we have embarked on a new journey as a comprehensive equipment manufacturer. Our unique and groundbreaking welding technology, built on deep experience and abundant know-how in plastic molding, is highly valued by our customers. We have established custom technologies that can flexibly and swiftly respond to various unique needs of our customers, as well as secondary processing machines related to downstream areas, to meet your requests.
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