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Hot-wall vs cold-wall vacuum furnaces: which one to choose

The demands of heat treatment industry are for higher temperatures, lower pressures, rapid heating and cooling capabilities, and higher production rates.  This has inevitably led to the use of so-called “cold-wall” vacuum furnaces, to the detriment of hot-wall furnaces, which are now considered obsolete. So, let’s see hot-wall and cold-wall furnaces - what could these be and how do they differ from each other?

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Publié sur 10/21/2016
Catégories: Maintenance

Vacuum furnace: how to calibrate the cooling system
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As you know, heat dissipation is critical in the thermal process. For that reason, in this video, I'm going to show you how to calibrate the cooling system for an optimal management of your vacuum furnace. A correct calibration ensures greater efficiency of the cooling system and a significant savings in terms of energy consumption of pumps and the water used.

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Publié sur 11/10/2016
Catégories: Conseils de l'expert

Vacuum furnaces: 5 reasons to choose a safety PLC

Today there is a great deal of talk about safety PLCs. This, obviously, creates questions such as: why a safety PLC should be installed on my vacuum furnace? Are safety PLCs really useful? What are the advantages compared to traditional safety relays? Therefore, I want to give you 5 good reasons to install a safety PLC to maintain an efficient internal control system.

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Publié sur 12/13/2017
Catégories: Aérospatiale
Balises: Nadcap

Why do I need Nadcap for my heat-treating processes?

Quality is a crucial procurement consideration for companies in the aerospace and aviation industries. This is especially true for special processes and heat treating parts. Nadcap is an industry-managed approach to conformity assessment that brings together technical experts to establish requirements for accreditation, accredit suppliers and define operational program requirements. This results in a standardized approach to quality assurance.

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Le procédé MIM comparé au procédé Binder Jetting [1/2]

Le moulage par injection de métal (MIM) est une technologie mature utilisée pour la production à grande échelle de composants petits et complexes avec une haute précision et qui ne nécessitent pas de traitement ultérieur.

Quel est l'inconvénient/l’aspect negatif du Moulage par Injection de Métal?

Existe-t-il des alternatives?

On va regarder une technologie moins chère et plus polyvalente, le Jet de liant 3D (3D  Binder Jetting), en analysant les avantages et les inconvénients.

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