In the final installment of this three-part series, Bill Jones expresses his vision for the future of hot-zone designs and other considerations in the advancement of vacuum furnace technology.
This installment provides an overview of reactive brazing in a vacuum furnace and the use of active brazing alloys for successful results in joining titanium and titanium alloys.
This installment provides an overview of reactive brazing in a vacuum furnace and the use of active brazing alloys for successful results in joining titanium and titanium alloys.
This installment is the second in our series on vacuum furnace brazing. The discussion centers on the advantages and concerns of brazing of stainless steel components with nickel-based and copper-based brazing alloys.
This installment is the second in our series on vacuum furnace brazing. The discussion centers on the advantages and concerns of brazing of stainless steel components with nickel-based and copper-based brazing alloys.
This podcast is the first in a series on vacuum furnace brazing. It is an overview of the different types of brazing processes and why vacuum furnace brazing is superior to other joining methods, particularly torch brazing and welding.
This podcast is the first in a series on vacuum furnace brazing. It is an overview of the different types of brazing processes and why vacuum furnace brazing is superior to other joining methods, particularly torch brazing and welding.
August’s installment features tips on vacuum-furnace preventive maintenance. Listen to leaders in the thermal-processing industry share their experience about keeping your vacuum furnace in top condition.
The Heat Treat Doctor, Dan Herring, and IH Editor Reed Miller get together each month to talk technical. In May, the two discuss hardness and hardenability. Sponsored by:
The next two installments in this series of podcasts go deep into the core of vacuum furnaces to focus on the importance of choosing graphite materials for certain hot-zone components. In the April and June podcasts, we explore why graphite has grown to be the material of choice for vacuum-furnace heating elements and insulation over the last 20-25 years.
This month’s installment features a discussion about the importance of temperature uniformity in heat treating aluminum. Sponsored by: