Join the Companies Shaping Heat Treat’s Future at the Furnaces North America 2026

Furnaces North America (FNA) 2026 isn’t just where heat treat professionals gather — it’s where the industry’s leading suppliers, innovators, and technology experts come together to share what’s next.

With registration now open, hear what two key event sponsors have to say about why FNA remains the premier event for the heat treating community.


“You’d be hard-pressed to find a trade show around heat treatment globally, anywhere, that has this many knowledgeable people in one place at one time as Furnaces North America.” — Matt Clinite, Vice President of Sales, Ipsen

“If you’re within the heat treat segment, I think Furnaces North America is a must-attend show because you get the opportunity to see what is going on in the segment, what’s coming down the road, hear from your peers and colleagues what is on their minds and where they’re heading. And if you want to stay competitive and you want to be prepared for the future, it’s definitely the place to have great conversations.” — Patrick Reliecke, Technical Sales Account Manager, RoMan Manufacturing


Why do industry leaders keep coming back to FNA?

  • 35+ technical sessions covering the latest trends, technology, and best practices
  • 150+ suppliers showcasing cutting-edge equipment and services in one dynamic trade show floor
  • High-energy networking opportunities with peers and industry leaders from around the world
  • Insightful discussions on new equipment, emerging tech, and industry challenges

Who should attend?

Heat treating professionals at every level — from company leaders and department managers to engineers, operators, technical directors, and quality personnel.

When and where?

October 12–14, 2026 at the Indiana Convention Center, 100 South Capital Ave, Indianapolis, IN

Whether you’re looking for new technology, strategic partnerships, or practical solutions to today’s challenges, FNA 2026 brings the people and ideas shaping the future of heat treating together under one roof.