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Applying Through-Process Optical Profiling for a Product’s-Eye View

Do you know what truly happens in your furnace? Applying through-process optical profiling will help you fully understand what is happening inside your heat-treat process.
Dr. Steve Offley
August 14, 2020
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In the global industrial heat-treating market, tens of thousands of products are sent through conveyorized ovens or furnaces each and every day. The thermal processing of these products – whether heat treating the core material or even curing a surface coating – is often critical to the quality or performance of the finished product. Whether aluminum brazing a radiator or curing paint on a car body, achieving the correct process times and temperatures is essential.


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Inside the Furnace: Savings with Temperature Profiling

From start to finish, the production of metal products is one of the most energy-intensive industries in the world. As a result, improving both energy and production efficiency, while also ensuring product quality, is likely at the top of any manufacturer’s to-do list.
Stewart Griffiths
June 11, 2020
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When it comes to heat treating, understanding the way the furnace works is key to optimizing the process. Fortunately, this understanding can be achieved with thermal profiling.


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Through-Process Temperature Profiling for Heat-Treat Efficiency

Dr. Steve Offley
June 10, 2019
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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.


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Noncontact Temperature Measurement Advances for Aluminum Extrusions

AMETEK Land looks at advances in noncontact temperature measurement for aluminum extruders.
February 6, 2019
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The amount of aluminum extruded has increased considerably in recent years due to the metal’s wide availability and relatively low cost.


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Temperature Profiler for Vacuum Brazing Furnaces

Fluke Process Instruments
November 13, 2018
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The Datapaq Furnace Tracker automatically generates CQI-9 and AMS 2750E reports for aluminum vacuum brazing furnaces.


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Temperature Profiling Systems Help Support Growth in Aluminum Industry

Dr. Steve Offley
September 4, 2018
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In today’s manufacturing market, aluminum is increasingly becoming the material of choice being lighter, safer and more sustainable. With estimated growth in global aluminum demand of 4-5% in 2018, both primary and secondary processors of aluminum are rapidly looking to improve the efficiency of their operations.

 


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