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Can-Eng Furnaces awarded contract for a rapid heating furnace for aluminum components

Can-Eng Furnaces International Ltd., Niagara Falls, Ontario, was recently awarded a contract from a research organization for the supply of a rapid heating furnace for lightweight hot-stamped and formed aluminum automotive product development.

Seco Warwick 96-foot CAB line enables brazing a variety of parts and heat exchangers

Seco Warwick, Meadville, Pa., announces that it has been selected to relocate a very large CAB line for a customer who purchased it with the intention of brazing its own heat exchangers.

Advances in microstructure and multilayer coatings support SPS cost reduction

Marshall Sweet of Praxair Surface Technologies, Danbury, Conn., will present “Advances in Transition of SPS from the Lab to the Engine,” at the Thermal Spray of Suspensions and Solutions Symposium, September 17 and 18, in Boucherville, Quebec.

Oerlikon Metco laser cladding increases longevity and reduces costs for downhole tools

Oerlikon Metco’s ISO certified Houston coating service facility reports that its precision laser cladding deposit technology results in surfaces with improved resistance to wear and abrasion for downhole applications.

Particles melted in laser beam form metallurgical bond with cast iron brake disks

Engineers from Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT and RWTH Aachen University, both of Germany, report that they have developed a laser deposition technology known as Extreme High-Speed Laser Material Deposition (EHLA), which can provide brake disks with improved protection against wear and corrosion.

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