We design and manufacture complete batch heat-treatment lines for carburizing, carbonitriding, hardening, annealing and special processes, engineered around the customer’s production requirements.
Our batch heat-treatment lines integrate batch furnaces, quench tanks, handling systems, washing, controlled atmosphere and automation into one coordinated system.
The configuration is defined according to load characteristics, productivity, thermal sequence, quenching medium, available layout and required automation level.
The treatment chamber is the core of the system and is designed to provide uniform temperature and atmosphere distribution, even during complex cycles.
Coordinated management of atmosphere, doors and handling keeps the process under control during the most critical cycle phases.
Each line can be configured with different automation levels and integrated with existing equipment and plant-management systems.
The engineering process considers available space, handling routes, gas connections, exhaust systems, electrical panels and future maintenance access.
The objective is an accessible and reliable line that fits the customer’s production flow.
Three examples of operating plants, including load handling and key process stages.
An example of load handling and operation of a batch heat-treatment line.
Operating sequence of an industrial chamber-furnace plant with integrated systems.
Another example of an installed plant operating at the customer’s facility.
Share the material, load dimensions and weight, cycle, temperature, quenching medium, required capacity and available layout.