Ipsen, Cherry Valley, Ill., announces that it will begin 2017 by hosting another series of Ipsen U classes, with courses available February 7-9, April 4-6, June 6-8, August 1-3, and October 3-5.
Continue readingSeco Warwick jet cooling chambers cut heat treating costs and emissions
Seco Warwick, Meadville, Pa., announces that it has completed the installation of two replacement jet cooling chambers at Worthington Industries in Jefferson, Ohio.
Continue readingSynerMag bioresorbable magnesium alloy wins 2016 Product of the Year
Magnesium Elektron, England, announces that its patented SynerMag bioresorbable magnesium alloy has won the 2016 Product of the Year award at the Bionow Life Science Industry Awards.
Continue readingOerlikon acquires Citim for its additive manufacturing capabilities
Oerlikon, Switzerland, announces that it has acquired Citim, a German additive manufacturing specialist, as it aims to expand its 3D printing capabilities in Europe and the United States.
Continue readingAmes and Oak Ridge awarded $5 million to improve metal powders for 3D printing
Ames Laboratory, Iowa, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tenn., have been awarded $5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Manufacturing Office to improve the production and composition of metal alloy powders for additive manufacturing.
Continue readingMetalysis produces high-entropy metastable powder metals via solid state process
Metalysis Ltd., England, has produced niobium-containing high-entropy alloy powders for high-temperature applications by means of its patented solid-state electrolysis process.
Continue readingLindberg MPH melting/holding furnace prepares aluminum for die casting
Lindberg MPH, Riverside, Mich., has shipped a gas-fired aluminum stack melting and holding furnace to a manufacturer of recreational vehicles.
Continue readingNitrogen monitoring system for heat treating furnaces reduces fire hazards
Linde LLC, Bridgewater, N.J., has developed a protective-atmosphere safety monitoring system that can be installed on new or existing nitrogen supply systems for all common types of heat treatment furnaces, and can be tailored to the unique needs of the operation.
Continue readingSeco Warwick to install 265-foot aluminum brazing line for auto radiators
Seco Warwick, Meadville, Pa., reports that it will install a 265-foot controlled-atmosphere aluminum brazing line at Banco Products Ltd., an Indian manufacturer and supplier of original equipment for commercial vehicles, passenger vehicles, and industrial products.
Continue readingAerobraze to overhaul USAF F-16 jet fighter heat exchangers via furnace brazing
Wall Colmonoy’s Aerobraze Engineered Technologies, Oklahoma City, announces that it has won a multi-year, multi-million dollar United States Air Force contract for the overhaul of the F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighter primary and secondary heat exchangers.
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