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Latest update： 25/01/2023 15:38:41
Alonics, Ltd.
Induction heating (IH) to decarbonize the manufacturing process
Alonics designs and sells induction heating equipment used in industrial heating processes such as brazing, soldering, hardening, and tempering. We have delivered many of our products to automotive parts plants and university laboratories, where strict quality control and high efficiency are required.
Sales Pitch
- IH (induction heating) automatic brazing machine
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Highly reproducible heating that does not limit the operator
Once the workpiece is set, the machine is fully automatic at the touch of a switch. Safe operation is possible without limiting the operators.
Heat only when needed
It heats only the necessary parts and for the required time with a steep rise that does not require preheating. It also suppresses the temperature rise in the workplace and improves the working environment.
Clean heating
Induction heating (IH) means no flame and no exhaust gas. We will promote SDGs and decarbonization (carbon neutral) in work processes.
IH (induction heating) automatic brazing machine
Aluminum brazing
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Introduction of IH (induction heating) automatic brazing machine
Last update：23/01/2023
Brazing is automatically processed by IH (induction heating). You can see the actual brazing process performed by the <IH automatic brazing machine>.
Principle of IH (Induction Heating)
Last update：25/01/2023
Explains the principles of induction heating (IH), which allows for steep, consistent, and reproducible heating
Other presentation
[Alonics Business Description] Manufacture and sale of high-frequency power supplies and devices that use high-frequency waves for industrial use and scientific research, including power supplies and heating devices for induction heating (IH) and RF power amplifiers. [Strengths of Products / Technologies] Induction Heating (IH) is an electrically controlled, non-contact heating process that enables cleaner, more controllable, and more reproducible heating compared to heating with a flame. Rapid heating eliminates the need for preheating, the power is turned on only when necessary, and the required area can be heated at a controlled temperature for the required time. Furthermore, the induction heating power supply, which is the core of the equipment, maximizes the efficiency of power transfer to the heated object by automatic frequency tuning. [Sales channels] We have assigned a sales representative dedicated to customer service to serve as a contact point for inquiries from major companies and other business partners. Our technical staff provides support for technical issues and inquiries, regardless of whether they are existing or new, to share the customer's problem and provide means and proposals to solve the problem. We also offer free testing services in our lab to help you select the suitable model for your needs. [Media Coverage] The Welding New Reports (August 19, 2013) The Metal Industry News (October 14, 2013) The Metal Industry News (March 20, 2017) The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (September 6, 2019) The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (September 8, 2020) The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (September 21, 2021) [Intellectual Property] Patent No. 5015207: Induction heating type soldering equipment (patent registered in June 2012) Patent publication 2014-120649: Heating head, soldering equipment using this heating head, and soldering method (patent publication in June 2014) [Major Customers] Automobile parts manufacturers, heavy industry manufacturers, electrical equipment manufacturers, electronic device manufacturers, medical device manufacturers, research institutes and universities
This company is recommended by the following support organizations.
- Kanto Head Office, SMRJ
SDG Actions
AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
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