Heat Treatment Australia Continues Expansion Adding 25 Bar Capacity Along with Aluminum Brazing & Tempering Equipment
Heat Treatment Australia selected SECO/WARWICK Europe as their supplier for a FineCarb™ LPC vacuum furnace with 25 bar High Pressure Gas Quench (HPGQ), and two Vacuum Aluminum Braze furnaces. To complete the heat treat cell, SECO/WARWICK Europe will supply two nitrogen/air tempering furnaces. The 25 Bar HPQ and one vacuum brazing system will be shipped to their Brisbane, Australia facility and the second vacuum brazing system will be located in their new Los Angeles, California facility.
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New Managing Director on Board at Retech Systems LLC
Eric Petereit was promoted to the position of Managing Director of Retech Systems LL, effective January 15, 2016.
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Global Automotive Parts Manufacturer Selects SECO/WARWICK
A global automotive parts manufacturer has purchased a SECO/WARWICK 2 bar, high vacuum furnace that will be dedicated to brazing operations in their greenfield facility located in the southeastern United States. The customer reported that the selection was made because SECO/WARWICK was able to produce a custom engineered system with an expedited delivery in time for the new facility opening. The system was accepted in December during on-site trials in the SECO/WARWICK Meadville, PA manufacturing facility.
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Air Temp De Mexico, S.A. DE C.V. in Merida, Mexico Purchases #4 CAB Furnace System from SECO/WARWICK
Air Temp De Mexico has purchased a controlled atmosphere brazing (CAB) furnace system from SECO/WARWICK to expand capacity for their fast growing business unit providing various heat exchangers for the automotive sector. The furnace system, including a radiation braze furnace and drying oven will be shipped to Merida, Mexico in the 2nd quarter of 2016.
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Leading Manufacturer Expands Capacity with Mesh Belt Furnace Upgrade
A major USA-based manufacturer is improving efficiency by retrofitting their mesh belt furnace originally commissioned by SECO/WARWICK nearly 20 years ago. The goal of the project is to increase productivity 40% by fully automating the material handling system that moves small forgings from the forge press into the furnace with minimal operator intervention.
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