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Check out the September 2021 issue of Industrial Heating, featuring editorials on "Carburizing Q&A with the Heat Treat Doctor (part 2)", "Heat Treating the Kitchen", and much more.
This article discusses how sintering parameters, especially the atmosphere, can be optimized on vacuum furnaces to obtain the best-possible quality from sintered stainless steel parts.
As a customer technical-support metallurgist, one question that customers ask over and over is whether their precipitation-hardenable steel is annealed or aged.
This month, we pick up or discussion where we left off in August. If you missed that part of the discussion, check it out in the August issue (View Part 1).
As every heat treater – captive or commercial – knows, distortion will occur. The heat treater must recognize the many reasons why distortion occurs. This applies to both ferrous and nonferrous materials.
Every Labor Day weekend, the current occupant of the Oval Office makes a speech about the importance of American workers and highlights their efforts to support the average family. Some use the opportunity to make new policy announcements.
The COVID pandemic cancelled or postponed a great many things in people’s lives, from graduations and weddings to concerts and vacations. Another one of the many affected events was in-person trade shows and seminars.
The Thermovac TTR-RN series is a new compact filament Pirani gauge for all vacuum applications requiring a measurement range from atmosphere to 1e-4 mbar.
A cleanliness inspection system’s latest software update includes a new microscope mode, providing component manufacturers with an all-in-one imaging solution for particle analysis and microscope inspections.
The compact infrared imager combines the benefits of infrared cameras and infrared thermometers. The Xi 410 works both as an IR camera with a PC and software, and fully autonomously as a target-seeking pyrometer with analog/alarm output
Today, Nutec Bickley is focused on understanding its customers' thermal-equipment needs and working to supply the best equipment to meet those needs at the most competitive price.
