TAV VACUUM FURNACES – established in 1984 near Milan (Italy) in the city of Caravaggio – designs and manufactures standard and customized advanced vacuum furnaces in a wide range of geometries and dimensions that are used in the heat treatment of steels, alloys and advanced ceramic materials, as well as in hardening, tempering, solubilization, annealing, brazing and sintering operations.

The latest technology in radiant-tube inserts offers a cost-effective, proven alternative to other higher-cost energy-recovery solutions.

PhoenixTM recently supplied a system to the Newark facility of California Brazing for carrying out temperature uniformity surveys (TUS) in their heat-treating and brazing furnaces.

PhoenixTM completed the commissioning of a hot-box system at a major U.S. bearing manufacturer.

Throughout the manufacturing process, heat treatment is consistently viewed as a critical step for adding value to the parts produced. 

The heat treater often has choices for burners and combustion systems when purchasing new equipment or rebuilding older furnaces and ovens. 

Today’s electronic equipment would not exist without the presence of multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCC). For example, a personal computer utilizes approximately 700 MLCC, a liquid crystal TV has approximately 500 and a car navigation system uses approximately 1,000.