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News

Inductoheat's "Solutions for Typical Induction Heating Problems" Webinar A Great Success.

August 12th 2009 at 2:00p.m. Inductoheat sponsored and presented the FIRST FREE INDUCTION HEATING WEBINAR with overwhelming success. With the aid from partner ASM International, Inductoheat's very own Dr. Valery Rudnev, FASM was able to deliver his 45-minute presentation to over 320 registrants, from over 20 different countries making this an exceptional international event! ASM International and Inductoheat Inc. marketing staff, "exceeded all my expectations," Dr. Valery Rudnev stated after presenting his technical. Valery also stated, "induction heating is my passion and I enjoy providing all listeners with my technical know-how."

If you were unable to attend this event, have no worries because Inductoheat plans to provide additional technical service and support for future induction heating Webinars. Here are a few subjects that may be scheduled for future online presentations.

1. Intricacies of induction tempering and stress relieving.
2. Prevention of premature failures of induction coils.
3. Computer modeling of induction heating processes.
4. Metallurgical, electrical and technological aspects of novel induction forging systems.
5. Superior induction joining technologies: shrink fitting, brazing, soldering and bonding.
6. Induction Heat Treatment of Gears and Gear-like components.
7. Induction Hardening of camshaft, crankshaft, axel shaft and other power train components.
8. Specifics of Induction Hardening, cast irons and powdered metallurgy parts compared to steels.
9. Initial transitional and residual stresses. Part distortion.

Contact Inductoheat if you are interested in more information regarding their Webinar schedule.

Also, don't forget to register for Inductoheat's Fall Induction Solid State Power Supply Training Classes. SP5: Sept 23rd, 24th and 25th. SP11: Oct 21st, 22nd and 23rd. SP16: Nov 18th, 19th and 20th.

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