History

As a result of government incentives in relation to use of electrical energy in the Brazilian Industry, BRASCOELMA developed for the first time in the world an electric heater whose efficiency and versatility made it one of the new and promising electrical equipment introduced in the last decades: The Inductive Fluid Electrothermic Generator or briefly DIFHEMI.

The engineer Mario di Giulio presented the concept for the first time at the 2nd Electrothermal Congress, promoted by the Brazilian National Electrothermal Committee (CNBE) in June 1983. Following initial development the inductive fluid heaters, DIFHEMIs, culminated in Brazilian patents.

A group of engineers having declared that the inductive fluid heaters, DIFHEMIs, were one of the most important ideas developed in the decade of the 80s, today they are an incontestable reality, demonstrating total versatility in the heating of any type of fluid, with a high overall efficiency. This makes the inductive fluid heaters one of the most-efficient electrical machines ever developed. Due to the excellent performance in the electro thermal fields the use of Induction Heater has brought an energy saving about 20%, comparing with electrical resistance heating, and more saving when we compare with heating coming from the fossil fuels.