A single-chamber vacuum furnace will be provided to a manufacturer in the aerospace industry. The new furnace will expand their production capacity of aircraft gear manufacturing.
Vice President of Business of the Vacuum Furnace Segment
SECO/WARWICK
“For decades, we have been working for the aerospace industry and continuously improving our equipment to not only meet high quality standards but also to ensure maximum efficiency. For manufacturers of aircraft and helicopter parts, we almost always prepare unique solutions tailored to defined needs,” shared Maciej Korecki, vice president, Vacuum Segment of SECO/WARWICK group, which is providing the furnace. SECO/WARWICK is an industrial furnace technology provider with North American locations.
“Thanks to the inverter control, we can activate the optimal cooling power at the appropriate stage of the process. A major advantage of this device is its low heat loss and excellent temperature distribution in the graphite heating chamber, which is resistant to rapid wear and simple to operate and maintain,” says Paweł Okinczyc, sales manager at SECO/WARWICK.
The single-chamber Vector vacuum furnace enables the heat treatment of large components, while maintaining a compact design. The furnaces in this line are equipped with convective heating, improving heat transfer efficiency during lower temperature heating; directional cooling, allowing problematic components in terms of shape to be cooled in different ways; and isothermal hardening, enabling better cooling process control through enhanced charge temperature management and frequency converter-based fan control.
Press release is available in its original form here.
