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Grinding and Polishing of Sample Materials for Microstructural Analysis and Hardness Testing

On Demand Please join us as we discuss the basics of grinding and polishing sample materials. We will also discuss tips and tricks to solve some common preparation issues.

How to Help Your Customers Decide to Reshore

On Demand You can help your customers decide to reshore more. If you hear they are thinking of shifting manufacturing or sourcing out of another country (e.g., China) and back to the U.S., you can offer our free tools to help them do the analysis.

Sponsored Webinar

11/30/21 to 11/30/22

Contact: Ian

Users of Industrial Hydrogen Look Beyond Delivered for Security of Supply

On Demand Liquid hydrogen supply shortfalls, dramatic price escalation, and desire to reduce carbon footprint are raising the stature of on-site electrolysis hydrogen supply.

Sponsored Webinar

11/18/21 to 11/18/22

Contact: Ian

Thermal System Performance Enhancements: Making Sense of Software and Sensors

On Demand This session covers simple beginnings and complex systems that drive performance for furnaces, ovens, boilers, and thermal oxidizers. We’ll show how to harness technology using a range of use cases, including basic flame safeguards, multi-burner applications, emissions monitoring, and boiler maintenance so you can meet your goals.

Sponsored Webinar

10/27/21 to 10/27/22

Contact: Ian

Heat Treating: Atmosphere vs. Vacuum Which Furnace Option is Best for You?

On Demand Atmosphere hardening requires parts to be heated in a controlled atmosphere (neutral to the metal composition), quenched appropriately and tempered to reduce brittleness while maintaining the desired physical properties. In vacuum hardening, air (oxygen) is removed from the furnace, and parts are heated – with or without a partial pressure of inert gas – to protect the surface during hardening. Quenching options are selected based on the materials being hardened and their final-property requirements (i.e., microstructure, hardness, strength, etc.).

Sponsored Webinar

9/28/21 to 9/28/22

Contact: Ian

Hardness Testing as a Heat Treatment Quality Control Tool

On Demand Surface hardened helical gears must survive in harsh environments, so the heat treatment must produce the desired microstructure and material properties. Many companies use hardness testing to verify their carburizing, nitriding, and induction hardening processes.

Sponsored Webinar

9/22/21 to 9/22/22

Contact: Ian

Optimizing and Stabilizing Atmospheres for Continuous Furnaces

On Demand This webinar reviews years of collective field experience with nitrogen/hydrogen-based and generated atmospheres. Tips and techniques are discussed to help furnace operators optimize and stabilize the furnace atmosphere.

Webinar

6/3/21 to 6/3/22

Contact: Varonica

The Next Chapter in Your Sustainability Story: Thermal Processing Solution

On Demand Join this webinar to learn more about the solutions that are available today to help achieve your sustainability goals.

Webinar

4/20/21 to 4/20/22

Contact: Sarah Keeton

Preparation and Methods for Grain Size Measurements

On Demand By analyzing the grain structure of metallographic samples, we can make accurate predictions about their mechanical properties. Smaller grain size means that the metal is less prone to plastic flow, while larger grains cause the metal to become more ductile. Larger grains will cause a decrease in both tensile and yield strength, and increase the metal’s percent elongation.