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The global race to industrial electrification: Who’s leading?

Explore the top 10 countries leading industrial electrification, from Sweden to South Korea, driving a global shift toward a sustainable and efficient future.

Wind-powered electrification: An industrial revolution awaits

See how industrial electrification with wind energy drives decarbonization, boosts efficiency and paves the way to a sustainable future.

Choose wisely, because materials matter

Explore top electric resistance materials for wind farm braking resistors and learn to choose the ones that maximize efficiency and reliability.

Live webinar: Electric resistance materials for wind farm braking resistors

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Kanthal’s quest to decarbonize cement production with ELECTRA project

Discover Kanthal's role in the ELECTRA project, developing electric heating solutions to reduce CO2 emissions in the cement, lime, and pulp industries.

Five trends accelerating industrial electrification

Explore the key drivers behind the surge in industrial electrification, from sustainability and flexibility to innovation and policy support.

Built to last: Expert tips and advanced materials

Learn how to make your wind farm braking resistors last longer with expert tips on materials, design, maintenance, and more.

Cuprothal®

Fita de termopar Cuprothal® Fita de termopar Cuprothal® é uma liga austenítica de cobre-níquel (liga CuNi) com baixa resistividade. É utilizada para o polo negativo dos seguintes tipos de termopares e cabos de compensação: E, J, T e KCB (VX). Cuprothal®

How to operate a Kanthal® Flow Heater

Step into our T&I lab in Walldorf, Germany, for an in-depth tutorial on operating a Kanthal® Flow Heater. This advanced heating solution can achieve the highest outlet temperatures on the market—up to 1,100°C (2,012°F). In this video, our resident expert Lukas Wehmeyer provides

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