In the early 20th century, Industrial Heating came on the scene. In this historical overview (decade by decade), we take a look at metallurgy and how the steel industry was becoming big business.

In order to establish a more effective and economic production system, the goal is to move away from batch-type logistics and toward “one-piece-flow” production.

Vacuum furnace users encounter unique maintenance issues. Hot-zone longevity has been an issue that can be improved by using carbon composite (CC) products.

CenterLine analog vacuum gauges are equipped with either an 8-pin FCC connector or a 15-pin D-sub connector, making their integration into existing systems easier for users.

In order for manufacturers and heat treaters to make an informed decision on what case-hardening equipment to purchase, they must have more than a theoretical knowledge of the processes they may be considering.

This is a complete list of all the feature articles – by topic – that appeared in Industrial Heating in 2015. The month each article appeared in is included with page number. All articles are hyperlinked for your convenience.

The need for lighter and safer vehicles increases the demand for stronger steels in automotive bodies. Aerospace components have many of the same demands but on a more rigidly controlled level with a wider variety of materials.

KJLC-RV Series rotary vane pumps provide exceptional ultimate pressure and pumping speed as well as quiet operation for laboratory applications.

Accurate temperature measurement of both the furnace hot zone and the workload is critical for a successful heat-treat process cycle.