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While many heat-treating companies have moved from general processing to selective processes, the trend has been mainly to one of specialization. The thinking is that specializing will simplify focus on process improvement, enhance productivity and increase profitability.
LUISO is used like a traditional stop-off paint for processes such as gas carburizing, vacuum carburizing, nitriding, nitrocarburizing, annealing, induction hardening and brazing.
ECM has been in the industrial furnace business for quite some time. To be precise, ECM Technologies started manufacturing heat-treating furnaces in 1928.
Induction heat treatment is a common method for heat treating different automotive components, including camshafts, which belong to the group of critical engine/powertrain components. Now a new approach makes it possible to induction harden camshafts with almost undetectable distortion.
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