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For anyone involved in industrial heating, a critical need of any heat-treatment process is the ability to measure and control both process and product temperature.
AFC-Holcroft supplied a complete UBH line to Amsted Rail, a Chicago-based global leader in fully integrated freight-car systems for the heavy-haul rail market, to meet a growing need for additional heat-treatment capacity. The line includes a batch-style carburizing furnace, two expansion modules to increase endothermic-gas generator output, a rotary-hearth reheat furnace for press quenching and a continuous integrated parts washer and temper furnace. The equipment is scheduled to ship to a joint-venture facility in Eastern Europe in the third quarter of 2018.
Ipsen will deliver a rotary-hearth furnace to one of the largest companies in the aerospace and defense industry. The company will use the furnace to process specialized gears for helicopters. Rotary-hearth furnaces are extremely versatile and designed for both carburizing shallow case depths and for reheating pretreated workpieces. Its high throughput makes it particularly suitable for even temperature distribution.
Desire for electric cars is quickly gaining consumer momentum, and automakers are rapidly shifting focus to developing affordable, efficient electric vehicles (EVs) for the mass market. This is where aluminum structural components will further serve the automotive industry.
In 2017, AFC-Holcroft received a large number of orders for complete UBQA (universal batch quench austemper) lines from companies serving a variety of industries. In addition, sales were strong for AFC-Holcroft’s flagship UBQ (universal batch quench) systems, EZ endothermic gas generators, rotary-hearth furnaces, pusher furnaces and mesh-belt equipment. These orders came from the U.S., Canada and Mexico as well as Australia, Europe and Asia.
Can-Eng Furnaces International Ltd. was contracted to commission a turnkey 36-foot-diameter “pancake-style” rotary-hearth furnace for a North American aerospace supplier.
Toscelik Niksic, based in Niksic, Montenegro, awarded SMS Meer a contract for the supply of a rotary-hearth furnace with a capacity of up to 12 tons per hour.
On Demand Whether you currently outsource most or all of your small part heat treating or whether you currently do your small part heat treating in-house on a belt furnace, this webinar will be of interest to you. Learn about one of the most cost effective, metallurgically consistent ways to do your own small part heat treating for what will most likely be a fraction of your current cost.
