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Vacuum Nitriding Furnace for North American Captive Heat Treater
A North American-based manufacturer of helicopter masts, turbine shafts, engine thrust links, and nuclear components with in-house heat treating will receive a customized vacuum tempering/gas nitriding furnace. The furnace will be used for nitriding and nitrocarburizing loads up to 63″ diameter x 175″ deep and has a load capacity of 13,200-lb.
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United States Air Force in UK Receives Aerospace Furnace and Heat Treat Training
United States Air Force personnel stationed at Royal Air Force (RAF) Base Mildenhall in the United Kingdom recently commissioned and received full training on the use and maintenance of a heat treating furnace for aerospace parts. The furnace will help maintain KC-135, CV-22, C-130 aircraft, and F-15 fighter jets assigned to RAF Mildenhall or nearby RAF Lakenheath air stations.
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How to Lower the Cost of Operating Your Burner System
John Clarke, technical director at Helios Electric Corporation, continues to consider the topic of natural gas pricing and its reduction. In this installment: the link between process consistency and energy savings.
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