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Marcegaglia Carbon Steel continue their policy of energy saving and acquisition of high-tech equipment, placing their trust in ENRX once more.

In the pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, ENRX marked a new milestone with the launch of Phase 2 of the solar power system at our facility in India. The solar panels will meet up to 50% of the energy needs of the factory, effectively cutting the dependency on non-renewable energy sources in half.

ENRX and Roctool sign a long-term agreement to offer manufacturers of plastic and composite parts sustainable molding with the world's most advanced "mold electrification" program.

More than a hundred clients showed up when ENRX and Glensol co-hosted an open day event to showcase the merits of induction technology in the oil and gas sector.

This year, for the first time, ENRX will be participating in “Arendalsuka” which is the largest political gathering in Norway. ENRX will host a panel debate about future EV charging systems.

ENRX wins $13.6 million contract to supply ground-breaking induction technology for charging of electric vehicles while driving on Florida highway.

The unrivaled accuracy, control and efficiency of induction heating makes it ideal for key tasks in the manufacture and maintenance of rolling stock and rails.

Industrial induction heating expert EFD Induction and inductive charging and power supply innovator IPT Technology now form ENRX. By bringing out the best of induction technology, ENRX is determined to speed up the journey to cleaner and greener manufacturing and mobility.

Sandvik, the renowned supplier of high-tech engineering equipment and rock tools to the mining industry, has developed a unique circular solution for the recycling of tungsten inserts in drill bits. With a bit of help from EFD Induction, this new and sustainable solution is set to reshape mining and drilling operations in the years ahead.

Induction heating plays a vital role in the emerging connected industrial landscape. Concentrated and controllable heat simplifies the manufacturing process. Remote services are also underway to collect data for analysis, improve spare parts handling and minimize the need for inspection travels.

Sales continue to exceed expectations and new innovative products are lined up for launch in 2023.

Imagine having a vehicle that not only transports you from one place to another but also serves as a portable source of power. With the development of wireless energy transfer technology, this idea is becoming a reality, and ENRX is at the forefront.

With electricity prices skyrocketing, the demand for energy-efficient heat pumps is rising exponentially. Expert in assembly lines and test stands, DATA AHEAD, is helping heat pump manufacturers ramp up production – facilitated by ENRX brazing equipment.

“We are very happy with our new HardLine M hardening machine. All in all, the quality and the components, as well as the assembly and commissioning work has been great”, says Site Manager at TSGO, Mickaël Cornu.

ENRX was recently awarded a huge order of 16 Weldac induction tube welders from Marcegaglia. The Italian steel processing leader now looks forward to increased uptime and substantial savings on energy consumption.

ENRX pioneered the use of induction heating for deck straightening, selling its first Terac system more than forty years ago. Since then, Terac has evolved to become the world’s premier induction straightening solution. Now, it is further upgraded with a new professional look and improved handling properties.

ENRX’s Weldac tube and pipe welders continue to sell like hotcakes, and with good reason, according to Section Manager, Morten Lavergren.

“We can help!”, says Grzegorz Korzuszek. The Managing Director of ENRX Poland wants tube and pipe producers caught in the energy crunch to see how high-quality impeders can cut power consumption.

Since its introduction in May of last year, ENRX’s new Compact Weldac high-frequency induction welder has made a huge impact in the tube and pipe industry. But, to what exactly does this welder owe its success?