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CREMER High-Temperature Continuous Pusher Type Furnace

CREMER Thermoprozessanlagen GmbH/DE has developed a high-temperature pusher type furnace with which the upper limits of carburization processing temperatures are challenged. During the course of a EU-sponsored project, CARBIDE2500, demonstration...
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Energy Efficiency of the New I.C.F. & WELKO Kilns

When designing its machinery, I.C.F. & WELKO/IT always focuses on reducing energy consumption and environmental impact to a minimum, in order to manufacture truly “environmental friendly” machines. This philosophy is...
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Calcining Ovens for Catalytic Converters for Temperatures over 600 °C

The profound competence in thermal process engineering, material handling and process automation at teh company Münstermann/DE enables the company to minimize the interfaces for clients in projects. On the other...
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New Generation of Kilns for Chemical and Environmental Engineering

Rotary kilns have been used for years for the thermal treatment of many different types of bulk solids. Their applications range from chemical products, e.g. pigments, construction materials such as...
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“One Solution“ Roller Furnace for Best Product Quality and Low Operating Costs

Manufacturers of sintered components require safe, economical systems that produce large capacities with consistently high quality. With conventional belt furnaces enormous potential is lost. The closed continuous production “One Solution“...
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25 Years of MUT Advanced Heating with Additional Focus on Additive Manufacturing

In 1994, Heinz-Jürgen Blüm established the company MUT (Mikrowellen, Umwelt Technologie) at the TIP start-up centre in Jena’s Industry Park/DE. With its withdrawal from environmental engineering, the company was renamed...
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Graphitisation at up to 3000 °C

Graphite is a soft, slippery, greyish-black substance. It has a metallic lustre and is opaque to light. Graphite, which is often simply named carbon, is a good conductor of heat...
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The Next Generation of Continuous Furnaces: Greater Quality, Capacity and Efficiency in the MIM Industry

Continuous sintering furnaces are employed for high-volume production in the powder metallurgy industry. However, early models lacked flexibility and energy efficiency, prompting many manufacturers of MIM parts to deploy batch...
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Revamping Industrial Kilns for Manufacturing Ceramic Sanitaryware

Industrial kilns for manufacturing ceramic sanitaryware demand high investment, but also remain stable in value as production equipment. Therefore, and to meet requirements for increasing efficiency, focus is shifting onto...
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Laboratory Furnaces/Protective Gas Furnaces up to 1800 °C

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