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Two Furnaces for the Price of One! – Convertibles Convertible furnaces are Deltech products that you may not know about. Suppose you are planning on sharing furnace time with colleagues, but you need a controlled atmosphere tube design and they want a bottom loader. You really can have it all with a CVT/BL or CHT/BL model […]
READ MOREFurnace Giveaway! Free Furnace System! In celebration of our 50 years of service to the ceramic, glass, and petrology communities, and in our tradition of providing support to education, Deltech Furnaces is giving away a 1500 degrees celsius front load furnace and control system to a nonprofit post secondary school that agrees to employ the […]
READ MOREStudent opportunities at GOMD GOMD – The Glass and Optical Materials Division of the American Ceramic Society – is holding their annual division meeting in San Antonio, Texas May 20-24, 2018. What is unique about this group and the upcoming meeting is that they encourage students to attend and enter their posters for “recognition and cash […]
READ MORELarge diameter mullite tubes for sale Once upon a time we purchased two 33cm outer diameter tubes from Bolt Technical Ceramics. Bolt later became part of Morgan Advanced Ceramics. The project for which we made the purchase was cancelled, and so we have these two ML60 tubes, each 152cm long, in stock. Somewhere out there […]
READ MOREUpdated: Article originally published in September 2018 has been amended with new details In standard elevator furnaces – also known as bottom loader furnaces – a mechanism is used to elevate the load platform or kiln car into the furnace body. As the heating chamber itself doesn’t move, all the internal elements (heating coils, rods, […]
READ MOREEarlier this month I visited Pittsburgh for the Ceramics and Glass Industry Foundation (CGIF) board meeting and for Deltech’s participation in the expo at the Materials Science & Technology Conference (MS&T). From there I made the five hour drive to Painted Post New York, home of the […]
READ MOREVisit us at MS&T in Pittsburgh Deltech will be exhibiting at the Materials Science and Technology conference and expo to be held October 8-12, 2017 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A. This is a joint conference convened by ACerS, AIST, ASTM International, and TMS. Please come and visit us in […]
READ MOREMaterials science kits for classrooms Did you know that more than 100 teachers nationwide are hoping for a donor like YOU to step up and give a materials science kit to their classroom by giving $250 to the CGIF (the Ceramics and Glass Industry Foundation of the American Ceramic Society). Maybe one of those teachers is […]
READ MOREDeltech Positive Pressure Furnaces used in Fuel Cell Research Dr. Scott Barnett and his group in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Northwestern University focus on “energy and advanced technology applications through investigation of solid oxide fuel cells, lithium-ion batteries, and thermoelectrics”. (Click here to visit their “About” page.) In 2016 Dr. […]
READ MOREICAGST in Kolkata, India is held in conjunction with an ICG-CGCRI Tutorial on an annual basis. If you are not familiar with the acronyms, ICAGST is the International Conference on Advances in Ceramics and Glass; ICG is the International Congress on Glass; and CGCRI is the Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute. Deltech was glad […]
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