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Follow these tips when brazing induction rotors

  • February 2000
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By Chuck Yung
EASA Technical Support Specialist 

Most EASAns are familiar with the basics of rotor rebarring.  We know that the endrings and bars are not always the same material, and understand the importance of maintaining the cage resistance.  For those of us who only occasionally rebar rotors, here are a few tips to assure a quality repair. 

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