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Radyne Corporation is your exclusive supplier of Inductotherm Group Induction and Resistance Heating Technology to the United States, Canada and Mexico for Commercial Heat Treating, Brazing, Pipe heating and Coating, Billet Heating for Extrusion, Aerospace, Non Automotive Heat Treating, Crystal Growing, Curing of Composite Materials including Tube, Fiber Optics Manufacturing, Susceptor Heating, Ch

emical V***r Deposition, and also proudly represents and services Strayfield Dielectric Heaters for the baking industry.

Good food and great company! The Radyne team fired up the grill at our annual company barbecue 🔥
08/28/2026

Good food and great company! The Radyne team fired up the grill at our annual company barbecue 🔥

Radyne is excited to be exhibiting at IMTS in Chicago this year! Visit McCormick Place from September 14–19 and stop by ...
08/25/2026

Radyne is excited to be exhibiting at IMTS in Chicago this year!

Visit McCormick Place from September 14–19 and stop by Booth #135591 to discover how our advanced induction heating solutions can improve efficiency, precision, and performance in your manufacturing processes.

Check out our exhibitor page: https://ow.ly/2ypZ50ZFcPA

Learn more about Radyne’s advanced induction heating: https://ow.ly/1Gt850ZFcPB

Radyne recently had the pleasure of welcoming the Metal Treating Institute (MTI) YES Tour to our Milwaukee, WI facility!...
08/13/2026

Radyne recently had the pleasure of welcoming the Metal Treating Institute (MTI) YES Tour to our Milwaukee, WI facility!

We enjoyed connecting with MTI members, sharing more about what we do while giving them a firsthand look at our state-of-the-art induction heating equipment and manufacturing capabilities.

Thank you to everyone who joined us! It was a pleasure hosting the group and showcasing the technology and expertise behind Radyne.

What if you could create a permanent, high-strength assembly without fasteners, welding, or adhesives?That's the power o...
07/13/2026

What if you could create a permanent, high-strength assembly without fasteners, welding, or adhesives?

That's the power of induction shrink fitting.

Shrink fitting uses controlled thermal expansion to create a secure mechanical connection between components.

This induction heating method helps:

✔️ Minimize distortion
✔️ Reduce cycle times
✔️ Improve assembly consistency
✔️ Protect surrounding components from unnecessary heat exposure

Induction shrink fitting always delivers highly controlled heat exactly where it's needed, making it the ideal solution for a wide range of manufacturers.

Induction shrink fitting remains a proven method for producing greater efficiency, repeatability, and product quality.

Learn more about the benefits of induction shrink fitting from the experts at Radyne: https://ow.ly/J2UR50Z7MW0

Or talk to one of our team members: https://ow.ly/uOpW50Z7MVX

Improved material ductilityReduced internal stressesIncreased process consistency These are all reasons why manufacturer...
07/06/2026

Improved material ductility

Reduced internal stresses

Increased process consistency

These are all reasons why manufacturers rely on annealing.

Annealing is a heat treatment process used to soften materials and improve machinability of manufactured components.

It’s often used for wire, tubing, bar stock, fasteners, and even more complex components.

When performed with induction heating, manufacturers gain precise control over the heating process, allowing them to target specific areas of a component.

The localized nature of induction heating also helps minimize distortion and oxidation.

Induction annealing provides manufacturers with a reliable and highly controllable process that supports quality and efficiency.

Learn more about the benefits of annealing with induction from Radyne: https://ow.ly/uAW650Z7A14

Or talk to one of our experts: https://ow.ly/6etR50Z7A16

In the HVAC industry, component reliability depends on strong brazed joints. That’s why professionals rely on materials ...
06/29/2026

In the HVAC industry, component reliability depends on strong brazed joints. That’s why professionals rely on materials like aluminum.

Aluminum induction brazing has become a valuable production solution for the HVAC industry.

Unlike traditional heating methods, induction brazing delivers precise, localized heat exactly where it's needed.

For HVAC manufacturers, this means:

✔️ Improved product consistency
✔️ Reduced scrap
✔️ Faster cycle times
✔️ Better long-term performance

Aluminum induction heating provides the control, repeatability, and productivity required for today's HVAC components.

Learn more about aluminum induction brazing here:
https://ow.ly/F3Bg50ZcXWQ

Or talk to one of our experts: https://ow.ly/gXo050ZcXWO

What is carbide brazing and why is it so important in tool manufacturing?Tungsten carbide is an incredibly hard and dura...
06/15/2026

What is carbide brazing and why is it so important in tool manufacturing?

Tungsten carbide is an incredibly hard and durable material. Steel is a strong metal alloy made of iron and carbon.

With the carbide brazing process, these two materials come together to create something even stronger.

Carbide brazing allows manufacturers to securely join both of these materials while preserving the unique properties of both.

The carbide brazing process is used to create heavy-duty tools and parts, such as:

✔️ Lathe tools
✔️ Drill bits
✔️ Milling inserts
✔️ And more

Carbide inserts provide exceptional hardness and wear resistance in tools, helping them last longer and perform reliably in demanding environments.

That's why many tool manufacturers turn to induction heating from Radyne. We deliver fast and highly-controlled heating for consistent carbide brazing results.

Learn how Radyne's induction heating solutions can help optimize your carbide brazing process: https://ow.ly/LcOr50Z7Lpk

Or talk to one of our experts: https://ow.ly/UMO150Z7Lpj

The difference between a good induction process and a great one starts before the first part is heated.Radyne’s Inductio...
06/10/2026

The difference between a good induction process and a great one starts before the first part is heated.

Radyne’s Induction Process Engineering Center (IPEC) is comprised of engineers working to optimize induction heating applications.

Through advanced finite element modeling (FEM), tooling design, and laboratory testing, we help customers reduce risk, improve efficiency, and achieve repeatable results.

Whether you're developing a new process or solving a manufacturing issue, IPEC provides the expertise and engineering resources needed to optimize your solution.

Learn more about how Radyne's modeling and engineering services can support your next project: https://ow.ly/MTPJ50Z7K41

Get in touch with our team of induction experts: https://ow.ly/Cuw050Z7K42

Not every material can be heated efficiently through direct induction. That's where susceptor heating provides a powerfu...
06/08/2026

Not every material can be heated efficiently through direct induction.

That's where susceptor heating provides a powerful solution.

Susceptor heating has been extensively applied to induction processes where the material to be heated is not electrically conductive.

An electrically conductive material – also known as a susceptor – absorbs induction energy and transfers heat to a target material.

By delivering heat exactly where it's needed, manufacturers can improve product quality, reduce cycle times, and achieve more reliable production outcomes.

Interested in learning more about how susceptor heating works for certain applications? Check out the Radyne site today: https://ow.ly/K6Fo50Z7zNT

Or talk to one of our team members: https://ow.ly/3zoS50Z7zNS

05/25/2026

Radyne provides a range of high throughput, industrial-grade induction annealing systems that cover calibers from 0.223 to 0.68 at rates up to 240+ppm.

Read more from the team at Radyne: https://ow.ly/HU2S50YFeM1

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Milwaukee, WI
53207

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