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Seco Warwick aluminum heat treating system with reverse air flow cuts cycle time

Seco Warwick, Meadville, Pa., announces that its updated aluminum processing technology enables operators to load multiple bases while the furnace processes the first load, then moves to the next.

Paulo to expand Cleveland vacuum heat treating facility to over 200,000 square feet

Paulo Heat Treating, Brazing, and Metal Finishing, St. Louis, announces a two-phase expansion project that will add 50,000 square feet to its Cleveland Division in Willoughby, Ohio.

Can-Eng to build mesh belt furnace for austenitizing/quenching drivetrain components

Can-Eng Furnaces Intl. Ltd., Niagara Falls, Ontario, was recently awarded a contract to design and build a 1500 lb/hr mesh belt furnace system for the austenitizing and molten salt quenching of unique components used in the manufacture of the client’s world class drivetrain systems.

Bodycote opens new facility for Kolsterising and other stainless steel surface treatments

Bodycote, England, announces the grand opening of its newest facility for specialty stainless steel processes (S³P), surface treatments that reportedly increase mechanical and wear properties in stainless steel without adversely affecting corrosion resistance.

ATI to invest $95 million to expand isothermal forging, heat treating of nickel-base parts

Allegheny Technologies Inc., Pittsburgh, announces that its board of directors has approved an investment to expand its isothermal forging and heat treating capacities to satisfy growing demand from the aerospace jet engine market.

Retech furnace produces 1320-pound ceramic shell titanium casting in a single pour

Retech Systems LLC, Ukiah, Calif., part of the Seco Warwick Group, announces that its consumable electrode casting furnace has produced the largest ceramic shell titanium casting ever created from a single pour in Europe.