Tube and pipe
Tube welding with induction heating from ENRX is cost-effective, efficient and reliable.
Introduction
Seam annealing of longitudinal tube welds. Full body annealing of both magnetic and non-magnetic tube products. Longitudinal seam welding of pipes and brazing of heat transfer tubing. The list of welding applications made by induction heating from ENRX is impressive. Weldac is our range of high-output, solid-state welders taking up a minimum of space while yielding a lot of power. Sinac and Minac are suitable for virtually any heating tasks.
- Excellent efficiency, reliability and robustness
- Customised solutions for every dimension and alloy type
- Comprehensive range of consumables for tube welding.
Image gallery
-
Automated induction longitudinal welding is a reliable, high-throughput process.
-
One of our horisontal tracking seam normalising systems. The induction coils are positioned above the pipe, and track the seam with the help of a specially designed tracking camera.
-
ENRX seam normalising systems are easy to control. They are specially designed to work with ENRX power sources, coils and handling mechanisms.
-
Weldac’s automatic load matching ensures full output power across a wide range of tube sizes. There are no “unsafe” operating areas. When a different-sized coil is fitted, Weldac automatically matches to the best setting.
-
The low power consumption and high efficiency of ENRX welding systems reduces costs.
-
Ferrite for high-frequency tube welding.
-
ENRX offer a full range of consumables, including coils, ferrite, impeders, and tube scarfing equipment.
-
The high-speed troughput and reliability of induction welding makes it perfect for the tube and pipe industry
-
Weldac's efficiency from input at the rectifier to output at the coil is 85-95%.
