SECO/VACUUM Technologies, the newest company in the SECO/WARWICK Group of companies, reports a strong initial entry into the North American vacuum heat treating market. To-date, the new company which officially launched in early 2017 has received orders for eight new vacuum furnace systems in its first two months of existence.
SECO/WARWICK has been shortlisted for the Hidden Champions of the Year title, in appreciation of its global market position.
SECO/VACUUM’s entrance into the North American vacuum furnace market as the newest vacuum furnace manufacturer is off to a roaring start. Besides landing orders for nearly 10 furnaces in the first several months of their existence, the company is also relocating to newly remodeled offices in Meadville, Pennsylvania, home of sister company SECO/WARWICK Corporation. As part of a much larger facelift for the 180 Mercer Street office building, SECO/VACUUM is relocating to Suite 101 where all the key players in the organization will be able to work closely with each other to quickly address customer inquiries.
Mainstream Engineering has purchased a SECO/WARWICK Controlled Atmosphere Brazing (CAB) system for aluminum brazing. The system will be used to manufacture advanced heat exchangers and cooling solutions for military, government, and commercial applications. It enables the customer to braze a wide range of large-scale electronic cooling heat exchangers and heat transfer components using various aluminum alloys.
SECO/WARWICK will participate in key industry conferences and events, held around the world in June (in Poznan, Las Vegas, Shanghai, Nice) focused on networking and exchanging first-class knowledge, latest trends and technologies in heat processing solutions.
