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2010

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DIARY OF TUBE EVENTS

2010

MAY

24-27

Tube Russia 2010

Moscow, Russia

Exhibition

Email

:

ryfischd

@messe-duesseldorf.de

Website

:

www.metallurgy-tube-russia.com

SEPTEMBER

21-24

Tube / wire China 2010

Shanghai, China

Exhibition

Email

:

tube@mdc.com.cn

Website

:

www.mdc.com.cn

OCTOBER

26-30

EuroBlech

Hanover, Germany

Exhibition

Email

:

info@euroblech.com

Website

:

www.euroblech.com

NOVEMBER

2-4

Fabtech / AWS Welding Show

Atlanta, USA

Exhibition

Email

:

information@fmafabtech.com

Website

:

www.fabtechexpo.com

2011

JANUARY

8-11

Tekno / Tube Arabia 2011

Dubai, UAE

Exhibition

Email

:

alfajer@emirates.net.ae

Website

:

www.tube.de

SEPTEMBER

13-15

Tube Southeast Asia

Bangkok

Exhibition

Website

:

www.tube-southeastasia.com

19-24

EMO

Hanover, Germany

Exhibition

Website

:

www.emo-hannover.de

OCTOBER

4-6

Tubotech

Brazil

Exhibition

Email

:

cipa@cipanet.com.br

Website

:

www.cipanet.com.br

NOVEMBER

13-16

Fabtech

Chicago, USA

Exhibition

Email

:

information@fmafabtech.com

Website

:

www.fabtechexpo.com

2012

MARCH

26-30

Tube / wire Düsseldorf 2012

Düsseldorf, Germany

Exhibition

Email

:

infoservice@messe-duesseldorf.de

Website

:

www.tube.de www.messe-duesseldorf.de

EFD Induction

lands major

Indian order

THE global rebound in demand for industrial

induction heating systems has resulted in

several major new orders for EFD Induction’s

popular solid-state Weldac welders. Growth

in demand has been particularly strong in

Asia, with significant orders coming from

tube and pipe makers in China and India.

“The tube and pipe industry is certainly

back on its feet, at least in Asia,” says Peter

Runeborg, head of EFD Induction’s tube

and pipe division. “For instance, we’ve

just received confirmation on a large order

from Bhushan Steel Limited in India. The

customer, which is India’s third largest

secondary steel producer, already had a

Weldac on order. But to fit their expanded

production plans, Bhushan wanted to rebuild

the Weldac to a dual frequency system. The

same customer has also just ordered an

additional Weldac, as well as three of our

seam normalising units.”

Weldac is EFD Induction’s family of high-

output solid-state welders. EFD Induction’s

patented driver technology lets Weldacs

use rugged IGBT transistors, resulting in

unrivalled uptime and productivity. “Weldac’s

reliability, together with benefits such as a

constant power factor of 0.95 at all power

levels and ease-of-use, are what help make

Weldac such a popular choice for tube and

pipe makers,” adds Runeborg.

But Runeborg is keen to add that

outstanding equipment is only part of the

reason behind the upswing in demand for

Weldac. “Customers want local support

at short notice. And since we have a

manufacturing facility in India, complete with

highly trained staff, we offer the services

and training that ensure our customers

can maximise the value of their Weldac

systems.”

EFD Induction has to date installed

thousands of heating solutions for a vast

range of industrial applications – bringing

the benefits of induction technology to

many of the world’s leading manufacturing

and service companies. EFD Induction

has manufacturing plants, workshops and

service centres in the Americas, Europe and

Asia. Corporate headquarters are in Skien,

Norway.

EFD Induction

– Norway

Fax: +47 3550 6010

Email:

kln@no.efdgrop.net

Website:

www.edf-induction.com