Hardening & Stress Relieving & Stress Annealing, Heat treating, PA

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Our heat treating services harden, stress relieve, and stress anneal your materials to provide them with the desired mechanical properties required for their applications. We offer these services in our non-atmospheric furnaces for metal loads weighing up to 300,000 lbs. Materials are hardened by heating them in our furnaces to temperatures up to 2300°F and then rapidly cooling them in our quenching tanks. Air, oil, and water quenching services are offered to our customers.

Besides hardening the materials, we also provide stress-relieving services to remove the internal stress present in finished components caused by manufacturing or machining processes, such as forging, casting, and grinding. Stress annealing services are also provided to reduce the residual stress present in the materials, which are induced by either thermal cycling or work hardening. State-of-the-art instrumentation in our furnaces enable us to apply the required temperature for the exact period of time suited for each metal, and subsequently air cool them gradually. This reduces the residual stress in a wide range of materials including various ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel, plus aluminum.

Equipment List · Additional Information

Equipment List

40’ Redding Car Bottom Furnace		Class-2 furnace Working Temperature Range: +/- 25ºF 1000 to 2300ºF Inner Working Dimensions: 10 ½’ wide x 9 ½’ high x 40’ long Load Capacity: 300,000+ lbs Lift Capacity: 32,000 lbs or 16 tons

18’ Johnson Car Bottom Furnace		Class-2 furnace Working Temperature Range: +/- 25ºF 1000 to 2300ºF Inner Working Dimensions: 4’ wide x 5’ high x 18’ long Load Capacity: 100,000+ lbs Lift Capacity: 18,000 lbs

18’ Chesmont Furnace		Class-1 furnace Working Temperature Range: +/- 10ºF 300 to 1400ºF Inner Working Dimensions: 4’ wide x 5’ high x 18’ long Load Capacity: 100,000+ lbs

Allcase Furnace		Inner Working Dimensions: 35” wide x 30” high x 60” long

Quenching Tank Agitators		Power: 10hp.

Additional Information

Quenching Methods		Air Oil (For parts heat treated in our 18’ and smaller furnaces) Water

Materials List		Aluminum Bronze Carbon Steel Copper Copper alloys Ferrous metals Hastelloy Inconel Monel Non ferrous metals Precipitation hardening grades Stainless Steel 300 series Stainless Steel 400 series

Industries Served		Cement Hydropower Nuclear Power Petrochemicals Refineries Steel

Industry Associations		NAM - National Association of Manufacturers MTI - Metal Treating Institute ASM - 67 year member HTN -Heat Treating Network Since 1997 MAP - Manufacturers Association of Philadelphia Since 2008 Awarded Best of Philadelphia Heat Treater in 2010

Hardening & Stress Relieving & Stress Annealing

40’ Redding Car Bottom Furnace

18’ Johnson Car Bottom Furnace

18’ Chesmont Furnace

Allcase Furnace

Quenching Tank Agitators

Quenching Methods

Materials List

Industries Served

Industry Associations