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Deltech Furnaces featured in CompanyWeek

Deltech Furnaces featured in CompanyWeek If you are a manufacturer or a supplier to a manufacturer, you’ll be particularly interested in the story behind the feature: CompanyWeek is about manufacturers. It is the publication of an online platform called Sustainment. Sustainment describes their organization as designed “by and for manufacturers”. “Our software connects demand, supply, …

Quench Testing with Small Tube Furnaces

Quench testing is carried out to determine the hardenability of steel, which will provide a measurement of the steel’s capacity to harden under a specific set of circumstances. It is a useful test for any manufacturer working with steel, but can also be used for a number of other materials. For example, vertical tube furnaces …

5 Essential Features of a Laboratory Furnace

Laboratory furnaces are used for a wide range of applications where an item needs to be heated within a furnace chamber. Laboratory furnaces are used frequently across the manufacturing and science industries for drying, baking and curing. However, furnaces can be built to suit a variety of applications and therefore their features may vary across …

The Past, Present & Future of Furnace Control Systems

A furnace control system allows for managing the temperature, heat delivery and regulation of other variables. These systems have changed over the years to improve the overall efficiency and meet business demands. What Is A Furnace Control System? A furnace control system is an advanced system that comprises a temperature controller and a programmable logic …

Silicon Carbide Heating Elements for Industrial Furnaces

Silicon Carbide (SiC) is a ceramic material consisting of silicon and carbon. It has become a popular choice for heating elements as it has high electrical conductivity, is available in various shapes and sizes, and is designed to withstand extremely high temperatures.

The Advantages of Using Tunnel Kilns

Tunnel kilns offer many advantages for the efficient firing of large quantities of products. Here we look at the difference between intermittent and tunnel kilns and why tunnel kilns are favored for high-throughput applications.

Deltech Furnaces supports PACC-FMA

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Deltech Furnaces supports PACC-FMA Deltech is pleased to be providing some student travel support to the upcoming Pan American Ceramics Congress and Ferroelectrics Meeting of the Americas. This joint event between the American Ceramic Society and FMAs will take place in Panama City, Panama July 24th through 28th. There is also a virtual participation option …

Ultra-High Temperature Furnaces from Deltech

Tube furnaces, vacuum furnaces, box furnaces, and muffle furnaces are types of furnaces capable of reaching high operating temperatures. These high-temperature furnaces comprise heating elements on all sides of the chamber that ensure temperature uniformity for fusion and firing, sintering, melting, testing, and other processes. Deltech supplies ultra-high-temperature furnaces to materials scientists and engineers for …

Deltech supports GOMD

Deltech supports GOMD Deltech is pleased to once again provide support for student travel to the annual Glass and Optical Materials Division meeting, being held this year from May 22nd-May 26th in Baltimore, Maryland. The organizers have also provided a virtual attendance option to accommodate ongoing travel restrictions. Glass and Optical Materials is one of …

Why Choose a Non-Continuous Furnace?

Manufactured items frequently undergo heat treatment at some stage of the manufacturing process. A furnace is a high-temperature chamber capable of holding glass, metals, ceramics, and other materials so that heat may be applied to achieve desirable results. Although all furnaces apply heat, there is a variety of furnace designs that fulfill a wide …