About NIRAS

NIRAS has 15 employees and an annual turnover of approximately. NOK 30 million. The company's financial situation is very sound. Our personnel have long experience and a high level of expertise in induction bending. This competence, combined with an ongoing programme of development and investment in our production equipment, makes us well equipped for both offshore and onshore commissions . NIRAS at B√∏ in Telemark, Norway has been leading the field in induction bending in Europe since the early 90s. NIRAS complies with all the high international quality demands of ISO 9002. We constantly apply clearly defined quality and safety requirements to all stages of production. NIRAS can take on practically any kind of bending, regardless of material, profile, bending radius or angle.

What is induction bending?

This method uses an eddy current induced by a fluctuating electromagnetic field to heat the material to be bent. Any material which conducts electricity can be heated by induction. The temperature is computer controlled and regulated with the aid of an infrared camera, ensuring uniform heating without risk of overheating. Induction bending increases material quality and greatly reduces costs compared with traditional methods of bending.