Vac Aero ships vacuum furnace to aerospace manufacturer in Mexico

August 20, 2014
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Vac Aero, Burlington, Ontario, has shipped a VAH 6660 HV-2 horizontal vacuum furnace to an international company's plant in Mexico to process aerospace parts. This customer has a long history with Vac Aero, having purchased many vacuum furnaces for its plants all over the world over the last few decades. The furnace features an all-metal hot zone with a work chamber of 48 x 48 x 60 in., with a 4000-pound load capacity.

It utilizes gas cooling to 2-bar absolute pressure and operates at temperatures of 1000 to 2200°F. The furnace is also equipped with a 35-in. diffusion pump and Vac Aero's HC900 control system. A key control feature is the ability to independently control the work chamber zones for optimal work-load uniformity, as well as the ability to program heat-treatment cycles that can then be run automatically and accurately allowing the operator to achieve the specific structure and properties required for their application.

www.vacaero.com

 

Vac Aero, Burlington, Ontario, has shipped a VAH 6660 HV-2 horizontal vacuum furnace to an international company’s plant in Mexico to process aerospace parts. This customer has a long history with Vac Aero, having purchased many vacuum furnaces for its plants all over the world over the last few decades. The furnace features an all-metal hot zone with a work chamber of 48 x 48 x 60 in., with a 4000-pound load capacity.

It utilizes gas cooling to 2-bar absolute pressure and operates at temperatures of 1000 to 2200°F. The furnace is also equipped with a 35-in. diffusion pump and Vac Aero’s HC900 control system. A key control feature is the ability to independently control the work chamber zones for optimal work-load uniformity, as well as the ability to program heat-treatment cycles that can then be run automatically and accurately allowing the operator to achieve the specific structure and properties required for their application.

www.vacaero.com

 

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