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Engineering Expertise
One Piece Electromagnet / Solenoid Housings
Indimet Inc. has developed an innovative forging process where we have successfully integrated multiple parts of a solenoid into a single piece design. Followed by a single setting machining, we are able achieve superior functionality and performance.
Advantages Single Setting Machining Indimet-Single piece housing ![]() Tolerances: After forging, we are able to machine these solenoids in a single setting. Unlike the multi-piece design, tolerances do not stack up.
Grain Flow Indimet-Single Piece Housing Our technology has all the grain lines in the direction of the magnetic flux, improving the total magnetic performance, allowing for less copper usage. Deep Drawn Part Grain flow is in the direction that the metal sheet was originally rolled in. This may not be the optimal direction when formed into a housing. Base vs. Wall Thickness Indimet-Single Piece Housing ![]() Our capabilities allow for a varying wall and base thickness in net forging shape for optimal magnetic circuit characteristics Deep Drawn Part Must have the same wall and base thickness after extrusion In traditional solenoids with the same base and wall thickness, magnetic saturation occurs fastest in the base. To optimize for magnetic performance and design, a thicker base is preferred. No Air Gap Indimet-Single piece housing Because of its one piece design, there are no air gaps between the pole, can, and flux collector. Deep Drawn parts Will have complex assembly operations with multiple parts, each providing its own air gap. Hysterisis Curve
Our pioneering processes of manufacturing improves magnetic hysteresis by up to 10% and improves the linear behavior. Yoke/Pole Piece New process of manufacturing to total lower cost compared to traditional bar-fed CNC methods of manufacturing. Other Innovative Technologies Piston/ Sliding Armature Our pioneering processes of manufacturing improves magnetic hysteresis by up to 10% and improves the linear behavior. Yoke/Pole Piece New process of manufacturing to total lower cost compared to traditional bar-fed CNC methods of manufacturing. |
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