The Industrial and Manufacturing Complex

Do you ever wonder where the goods and products you use on a daily basis come from? Out there, in the great Australian cities, there are hundreds of thousands of workers who are tirelessly cutting metal, welding components and producing the things people need to live their lives in a comfortable manner. I had no idea about this hidden world until I was introduced to a guy called Chris in my local bar. We became good friends and he invited me to spend some time with him overseeing several production plants. It was a real eye opener and it inspired me to start this blog.

A brief explanation of induction bending

Posted on: 10 July 2017

Induction bending is an important process in many industrial settings. Read on to learn more about it. What is induction bending? 'Induction Bending' is a term used to describe the process of using electrical heat to bend pipes into specific shapes. These pipes are usually made from metals or alloys. An induction coil (a coil which generates and transmits high voltage currents) is positioned around a piece of piping. The heat that the coil emits is then transmitted to the pipe.
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