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Aichelin Heat Treatment Systems will manufacture a pit furnace line consisting of two pit carburizing furnaces, washer, temper and quench to be installed at Flame Metals’ Rogers, Minn., facility. Each pit furnace has a work zone of 78 inches in diameter x 98 inches deep with a maximum gross loading capacity of 30,000 pounds. The furnace line will use the latest Super Systems Inc. controls, which include CarbCALC II for online carbon diffusion, redundant carbon-probe technology, probe plus IR compensation utilizing four gas technology, programmable controls for recipe management and SuperDATA for plant-wide data collection and furnace management.
This new pit furnace line will allow Flame Metals to significantly expand its capacity to carburize large components for the wind-energy market. Operations are expected to begin in spring of 2012, and Flame Metals will then be able to take advantage of the $1.35 million Advanced Energy Tax Credit it was awarded in 2010.
This new pit furnace line will allow Flame Metals to significantly expand its capacity to carburize large components for the wind-energy market. Operations are expected to begin in spring of 2012, and Flame Metals will then be able to take advantage of the $1.35 million Advanced Energy Tax Credit it was awarded in 2010.


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