Microprocessor-Based SCR Power Controllers: Making Your Life Easier

Precise temperature regulation is undoubtedly the top variable in the industrial process that influences the quality of the final product. Using intelligent power control and predictive maintenance, silicon controlled rectifiers (SCRs) play a major role in temperature regulation and in improving the industrial heat treating process.

What are SCRs and how do they improve the industrial heat treat process? Check out this informative article to find out.
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Automated Nitriding Cell to Automobile Manufacturer

In order to meet increasing market demand, a global auto manufacturer is including the installation of a second automated nitriding cell to help expand production capacity of automotive parts. The capital equipment will allow the client to bring the production process in-house for greater control, flexibility, and enhanced effectiveness.
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Heat Treat Radio: The Greenness and Goodness of Salt Quenching with Bill Disler

Quenching is typically associated with oil, water, or high pressure gas quenching. But Bill Disler from AFC-Holcroft suggests that we not forget about salt quenching. It is good and it is green. Listen as he and Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, walk through the benefits and drawbacks of an oft-forgotten form of quenching.

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