December 23, 2013 G-M Enterprises supplied a 20-bar vacuum furnace to Paulo Products Co. The furnace, which has an 8,000-pound load capacity and maximum work-zone dimensions of 48 inches wide x 36 inches high x 60 inches long, was installed at Paulo’s St. Louis, Mo., facility. The furnace is equipped with an 800-hp cooling motor,

United Process Controls is entering the final lap of its event circuit for 2019, putting their innovations in heat treating and atmosphere flow controls on display at the following trade shows: ASM Heat Treat (Detroit, USA), Thermal Technology (Osaka, Japan), and HK HärtereiKongress (Köln, Germany). The first stop is the ASM Heat Treat in Detroit,

United Process Controls (UPC) recently upgraded the vacuum furnace controls and automation platform for Woodward Inc., a US provider of fuel and control systems for aircraft engines. The new generation controls provide streamlined reporting for NADCAP compliance as well as seamless integration with the company’s enterprise planning (ERP) system. The control upgrades were undertaken at

If you couldn’t join us for the “Annealing Atmospheres: Key Control Variables and Gas Supply Systems” webinar or would like to watch it again, visit ASM International for a replay. Thank you Praxair, Inc and ASM International for a great webinar! Praxair in collaboration with United Process Controls are giving a free webinar presented by

Nitrex Metal is entering the final lap of its event circuit for 2019,putting their innovations in controlled nitriding and nitrocarburizing on display at the ASM Heat Treat (Detroit, USA), Thermal Technology (Osaka, Japan), and HK HärtereiKongress (Köln, Germany) trade shows.   First stop is the ASM Heat Treat in Detroit, MI, the premier event for

based company that processes aerospace parts. These furnaces all have a free work area of 48 inches wide x 48 inches high x 72 inches long with a 4,500-pound gross loading capacity. Hot-zone construction is with all-graphite insulation including heavy-duty graphite hearth assembly and graphite heating elements in circular configuration. The furnaces are to be

“State-of-the-art” Vacuum Furnace commissioned at one of the Leading US Commercial Heat Treat Plants. Having a free work area of 36″x36″Hx60″L and a 8,000 lbs. loading capacity, equipped with externally mounted 600 HP motor with Allen-Bradley Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) to provide controlled cooling with externally mounted 14,000,000 BTUs/ hour primary heat exchanger and a

G-M Enterprises (Corona, Calif.) shipped three vapor phase alumina (VPA) coating furnaces in 2006 and has received two orders for VPA coating furnaces to be delivered in February 2007. The orders are the result of increased demand in aircraft-engine construction, which requires vapor phase alumina coating of blades and vanes. G-M has developed a system

G-M Enterprises just completed the shipment of a multi-million dollar contract for (4) Vacuum Furnaces to a major Casting Company in Arizona. Three (3) Furnaces are G-M Model HVF 701-(M) XXB (2 Bar) having a Free Work Area of 54” W x 41” H x 72” L and one (1) Furnace is G-M model HVF