April - The Monty Heat Treat News
April - The Monty Heat Treat News
April - The Monty Heat Treat News
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Randy passed away this past weekend and I know a lot of<br />
people would like to remember him. On a lighter note we have<br />
a picture of a Lego Model of a Solar Atmospheres 12' car<br />
bottom vacuum furnace. This was built by design engineers<br />
Andrew Nagy and Ben Isaak of Solar. Pretty cool is our feeling.<br />
Going to Indonesia we have these comments about the size of the vacuum<br />
furnace market there. "Some days ago (February 26, 2013) you posted information<br />
about the Indonesian market and in that it was cited that there are 5 known<br />
vacuum furnaces in Indonesia. A few companies were listed -unfortunately, Ipsen<br />
was not part of the list. Based in Malaysia, I am responsible for selling into<br />
Indonesia for Ipsen and I would like to provide some additional information on the<br />
topic. Recently, Ipsen has been very successful selling into Indonesia. This includes<br />
5 vacuum furnaces, of which two (2) are TITANs - one TITAN H2-12 bar and one<br />
TITAN H6-12 bar. We have also sold high pressure quench furnaces manufactured<br />
by Ipsen Europe. <strong>The</strong> customers are quite diverse including one of the largest<br />
Japanese steel manufacturers, a German medical instrument company and even<br />
the Indonesian Government. Our customers in Indonesia especially value the local,<br />
highly-trained service that Ipsen provides in the region. We have been supporting<br />
this region for almost three years with great success, helping to move our<br />
customers forward. Markk Wong, Sales@Ipsen-sea.com, Ipsen Industrial<br />
Furnaces Sdn. Bhd.<br />
Recently it was mentioned on this site that Klein Tools in Skokie, IL would be<br />
auctioning off a surplus 4,000 pound/hour Rogers cast link belt line. While cast link<br />
lines are not in high demand these days the furnace did indeed sell at the auction<br />
to a used equipment dealer. We close off today's news with two pictures of the<br />
newest location for commercial heat treater and vacuum furnace builder Vac Aero.<br />
<strong>The</strong> company outgrew it's original furnace building location and this is the new plant<br />
in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. As you can see in the picture below the hot zone<br />
business for the company is booming these days. In the one photo the individual on<br />
the right is Darrell Manente a Director of the company. March 19/2013<br />
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