A wide range of tasks, new challenges, and fascinating insights into technology: In this interview, Ivana Vasic shares what makes her apprenticeship at EBNER special and what she loves about her day-to-day work.
Last week, the EBNER GROUP was part of the Austrian business mission to India, including the India-Austria Business Summit in New Delhi. The visit once again highlighted India’s strategic importance for EBNER and created valuable opportunities for dialogue with political decision-makers, institutional stakeholders and industry leaders.
On an area of approximately 50,000 m² in Saltillo/Ramos Arizpe, a cutting-edge 6,000 m² production hall was erected during the first phase of construction. Originally conceived to support the EBNER GROUP with locally manufactured “EBNER Quality” in the rapidly growing Mexican market, the vision for EQMS extends far beyond this. The clear objective: to offer this profound expertise—Made by EBNER—across various industries and to utilize more than 50% of the capacity for external customers in the long term.
Our advanced “Combi Concept” technology provides first-class heat treatment for stainless steel and superalloys, fulfilling the strict requirements of the aerospace and automotive industries.
Last year, Cleveland-Cliffs started up a new EBNER bright annealing line for stainless steel at its Coshocton works in Ohio, USA. Opening ceremonies took place in the presence of CEO Lourenço Gonçalves, along with local politicians and employee representatives.
In today’s industrial landscape, success depends not only on technical expertise but also on effective intercultural collaboration. This current project between HPI and a U.S. customer demonstrates how international teamwork can turn ambitious ideas into reality.
The decades of cooperation between EBNER and C.D. Waelzholz GmbH & Co. KG represent one of the most successful partnerships in the field of heat treatment technology. Over the years, what began as a classic customer/supplier relationship has developed into a close technological collaboration that serves as a prime example of future-oriented innovation in an industrial context.
To improve the economic and ecological performance of industrial heat treatment processes, there is an increasing focus on energy optimized plant concepts. The Compact Coil Furnace (CCF) combines modern technology with high efficiency and sets new standards in the heat treatment of individual coils.
Innovation, precision, and decades of experience have made EBNER the world’s technology leader in the heat treatment of aluminum plates for the aerospace industry.
Hot-rolled and Stelmor-cooled wire rod are essential starting materials for a number of cold forming processes. The first heat treatment a coil of wire rod usually undergoes is a spheroidization anneal, where the as-cast hot-rolled microstructure is optimized for additional cold forming. The decisive factors for this process are the ability to precisely control the temperature and the composition of the atmosphere.
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