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EWG E. WAGENER GMBH

Germany

EWG in Heimsheim in the heart of Baden-Württemberg is your ISO-certified, number one supplier, retailer and partner. Our range includes rods, pipes, bars, wires, standardised parts (such as screws, nuts and threaded rods), plates, sheets and foils made from various special metals, refractory metals and rare earths. Our specialised field includes standardised parts – such as screws, nuts and threaded rods – precious metal semi-finished products and drawing parts made from molybdenum, tantalum, tungsten, titanium and their alloys (TZM, Alloys Invar, Alloys Kovar, Inconel). The machining possibilities of the different materials, depending on their properties, are very diverse. These include annealing, cold rolling, turning, milling, grinding, eroding, welding, bonding (curing), pickling, reaming, boring, laser marking and punching.

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HIMMELWERK HOCH- UND MITTELFREQUENZANLAGEN GMBH

Germany

Induction heating equipment made in Germany. Himmelwerk offers a wide range of products operating in a frequency spectrum between 2 kHz and 3000 kHz and delivering up to 250 kW of output. Our high- and medium frequency electricity converters enable a broad variety of possible applications of induction heating in your production process. Our induction systems are used for thermal treatments like annealing, tempering or hardening but also for soldering & brazing welding, forming, joining and melting. We are also experienced with forge heating, drying and coating processes and we are heavily invested with research projects like e.g. the international nuclear fusion research project ITER. With more than 70 years of experience in induction and over a century in industrial electronics manufacturing we are a leading company for induction heating solutions and are spearheading the field of high frequency induction around the globe! While our technology is mainly used in industrial metal heating applications for e.g. steel, aluminium, copper or brass (or even titanium), it can also be used to heat non metallic materials such as graphite, molten glass, fibre plastics, silicon, plasma and now with the use of nano particles even more materials can be used. Wether you need an industrial scale solution or just want to find out if we can provide an induction system for your individual non standard material or research case just give us a call.

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