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Harper International has been awarded several projects for
UHT (ultrahigh-temperature) continuous furnace systems. One system, rated at
2800°C (5072°F),
will be installed at FISIPE in Portugal. It will be used for the development of
high-modulus carbon fiber for applications requiring high rigidity. Harper has
developed UHT furnaces in a range of sizes, from as small as 65-mm-wide systems
producing 10 tons per year – such as the FISIPE install – to production rates
of 400 tons per year.
In other news, Harper International finalized a contract with a customer in Brazil for a research-scale carbon-fiber processing line. The line will include Harper’s oxidation ovens, LT and HT furnaces, and a state-of-the-art HMI supervisory control interface. The fully integrated and extensively outfitted micro-line has the capacity to process continuous tows of carbon fiber with high precision and outstanding data-collection capabilities. The system will be used largely for investigation into the use of carbon fiber.
In other news, Harper International finalized a contract with a customer in Brazil for a research-scale carbon-fiber processing line. The line will include Harper’s oxidation ovens, LT and HT furnaces, and a state-of-the-art HMI supervisory control interface. The fully integrated and extensively outfitted micro-line has the capacity to process continuous tows of carbon fiber with high precision and outstanding data-collection capabilities. The system will be used largely for investigation into the use of carbon fiber.


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