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Since the early 1950s, family-owned FMS Corporation (Minneapolis, Minn.) has been producing high-quality sintered-metal components for a variety of industries.
Plymouth Tube
operates two continuous heat-treating furnaces for annealing their products, and the facility is certified
as ISO/TS 16949:2009.
They had been producing an exother
mic atmosphere for annealing
furnaces from
a combination generator/steam-boiler system.
Today’s low-pressure carburizing process, like many thermal-treating processes, demands an atmosphere that is highly reproducible and highly controllable. The right carbon source for this process has been available for use since well before the vacuum heat-treating process was developed.
