All Industrial Heating Podcasts

The Heat Treat Doctor, Dan Herring, and IH Editor Reed Miller get together each month to talk technical. The two debate the subject of oil quenching in June. Sponsored by:

 

The Heat Treat Doctor, Dan Herring, and IH Editor Reed Miller get together each month to talk technical. In May, the two discuss hardness and hardenability. Sponsored by: 

The Heat Treat Doctor, Dan Herring, and IH Editor Reed Miller talk about heat-treat grids, fixtures and baskets in this month’s podcast. Sponsored by:  

The next two installments in this series of podcasts go deep into the core of vacuum furnaces to focus on the importance of choosing graphite materials for certain hot-zone components. In the April and June podcasts, we explore why graphite has grown to be the material of choice for vacuum-furnace heating elements and insulation over the last 20-25 years.

This month’s discussion focuses on deep freezing and cryogenic treatment. Sponsored by:   

This month’s installment features a discussion about the importance of temperature uniformity in heat treating aluminum. Sponsored by:

This first installment of 2014 deals with the nationwide helium shortage. Accompanying Bill Jones and Jim Nagy of Solar Manufacturing is Bob Hill of Solar Atmospheres. He will suggest ways that commercial heat treaters involved in high-pressure gas quenching can work around the helium shortage.

Patrick Weymer, BeaverMatic- 2014 Industrial Forecast

Bill Jones and Jim Nagy start the first of two discussions about how to properly perform a vacuum-furnace uniformity survey.

Tips for Operating a Vacuum Furnace Under Humid Conditions.