service heat treating

Service Heat Treating

In 1974, Richard Armitage saw an opportunity for a quality and service focused commercial heat treater in southeastern Wisconsin and that’s how the story of Service Heat Treating began. They started small with two batch furnaces and have grown over the years to have 18 furnaces total. The company began servicing agricultural and construction equipment suppliers and have diversified over the years to include automotive, consumer products, mining equipment, and other available markets. Included in their staff of 35 employees, Service Heat Treating has top metallurgical and QA experts to support engineering and process design and help solve metallurgical problems.

The company provides nitriding and nitrocarburizing processes in seven state-of-the-art Nitrex nitride furnaces, which are 1 meter diameter by 2 meters deep and have a 4400lb capacity. Austenitic nitrocarburizing for specialized applications is also available. Their six 36” x 72”, 5000lb capacity batch furnaces are capable of austenitic nitrocarburizing, neutral hardening, carbonitriding, carburizing, and a wide variety of specialized annealing processes. Their 36” x 48”, 4000lb capacity vacuum furnaces have 15-bar quench capabilities with services including hardening and annealing stainless steel and high-volume tool steels, and specialty annealing processes.

With their wide variety of processes, this commercial heat treater can engineer specialized processes to meet demanding strength, wear, and corrosion requirements. Their quality system is certified to ISO 9001 by BSI under certificate number FM522321 which ensures consistency and high quality. Inspection procedures exceed the MTI-2000 industry standard and can be tailored to your unique requirements.

Though some of the most interesting projects can’t be discussed due to trade secrets, industrial clients throughout the area know Service as a top metallurgical solutions provider with a record of achievement in case hardening medium and large production runs. That reputation doesn’t come without hard work. Every load is scrutinized: the vacuum department delivers standard stainless steel and tool steel processing quickly and cost effectively; the company develops boutique annealing cycles for making difficult bends; and they other vacuum carburizing capabilities for the most distortion critical applications.

Service Heat Treating is a company based on the principles of the founder: principles like service, as their name suggests, but also a focus on quality and reinvesting in the company to persistently improve services. As a greener future in the heat treat industry edges nearer, the company will continue to pursue cleaner, environmentally friendly technologies and improved process control while looking to new technologies to continually improve growth.


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12 Quick Heat Treat News Chatter Items to Keep You Current

Heat Treat Today offers News Chatter, a feature highlighting representative moves, transactions, and kudos from around the industry.

 

Personnel Chatter

  1. Isaiah Arnold joins Schneider Electric as a services sales engineer.
  2. Vacuum & Atmosphere Services Ltd. has new heads of departments: Aaron Long, head of Vacuum Products; Greg Walker, head of Atmosphere Products; Adam Greenway, head of Fabrications; and Mike Oldham, head of New Business.
  3. Hubbard-Hall Inc. has hired Jodie Menze as customer service manager. In this newly-made position, Menze will take a hands-on approach to enhancing the customer experience.
  4. Hubbard-Hall has transformed its Sales & Technical Departments and promoted several key staff: Larry Ensley, director of Technical Applications, is assuming company-wide responsibility for technical service teams and lab operations, overseeing ten technical experts. These individuals include Robin Deal and Faith Mierzejewski. Secondly, Mike Valenti is expanding his role as the director of Cleaning Technology. Lastly, Ted Saltzman, newly named Specialty Sales manager & Business Development, will direct the Specialty Sales group’s field account team and oversee the inside account management team. All three individuals will report to Scott Papst, vice president of Specialty Sales and Business Development.


Company Chatter

  1. Ramco Steels Pvt. Ltd. in India has installed its first SCADA-controlled quenching & tempering furnace in-house. Now, they offer spherodised annealing, normalising, isothermal annealing, through hardening and tempering, induction hardening/tempering, and soft carburising operations in-house.
  2. Service Heat Treating announced the completion of a multi-year plant expansion, expanding their space by 40,000 sq.ft. and adding heat treat capacity.
  3. Solar Manufacturing Inc., Sellersville, Pa. announced the receipt of U.S. Patent No. 11053560 issue date July 6, 2021.
  4. Kanthal launches a second generation flow heater control system, developed to assist customers to run the flow heater safely and efficiently.
  5. Advanced Heat Treat Corp. announced a new black oxide option which offers a darker black color oxidation than their original offering. The additional option will be available as a standalone black oxide treatment and as part of the UltraOx® heat treatment (referred to as UltraOx Hyper).


Kudos Chatter

  1. China’s Tiangong International Company Limited acquired a Quintus Technologies hot isostatic press (HIP).
  2. Bodycote Greenville is now certified by GE for the heat treatment of both titanium and aluminum.
  3. On SECO/WARWICK’s 30th Anniversary, they introduced a new website – www.secowarwick.com — and a new book — the DNA Book.

 

 


Heat Treat Today is pleased to join in the announcements of growth and achievement throughout the industry by highlighting them here on our News Chatter page. Please send any information you feel may be of interest to manufacturers with in-house heat treat departments especially in the aerospace, automotive, medical, and energy sectors to bethany@heattreattoday.com.

 

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