Omar Nashashibi of The Franklin Partnership is a new columnist and blogger for Industrial Heating. His “Washington Watch” column will take a look at what’s happening in government. He joins Reed Miller to tell us about himself and share some insights from the beltway.

In this month’s installment of the IH Monthly Rx, Dan Herring and Reed Miller answers your questions on carburizing.

Author Louis Ayisi discusses his October article with our editor, Reed Miller. If you have ever struggled with the difference between furnace and product temperatures, you owe it to yourself to check out this podcast and read the article.

Jim Oakes, president of Super Systems Inc., answers questions about his October article. We discuss instrumentation and how today’s technology (including AI) can help companies solve problems – from furnace control to social distancing.

The Heat Treat Doctor, Dan Herring, and IH Editor Reed Miller talk about interpreting carburized case depths in October’s podcast.

Paul Cairney from South-Tek Systems took some time out of his busy schedule to talk with Reed Miller about nitrogen generation. Paul also contributed an article for the September issue, so when you have learned all you can from the podcast, check out his article to learn some more.

Our editor has a one-on-one chat with Marc Glasser, Rolled Alloys’ director of metallurgical services. They talk about furnace alloys and what might be cheap compared to what is the best value for your furnace operations. Also, check out Marc’s article on this topic in the September issue.

In this month’s installment of the IH Monthly Rx, Dan Herring and Reed Miller discuss backfill and partial-pressure gases.

In this podcast, Managing Editor Bill Mayer interviews the author who happens to be the interviewer, Reed Miller, about his August article. Listen to this brief interview to learn more about this article and great Everyday Metallurgy content.

With the help of technology and an ocean away, Reed Miller sits down with Steve Offley (Dr. O) of PhoenixTM to discuss his August article on optical profiling. Just what is that? Tune in to find out more.