Spiking Heat Treatment
Spiking is a short and fast heat treatment process applied to solution annealed aluminum strip after quenching, creating specific mechanical properties in semi-finished or finished products.
Spiking is a short and fast heat treatment process applied to solution annealed aluminum strip after quenching, creating specific mechanical properties in semi-finished or finished products.
Companies in the aluminum industry are finding it increasingly challenging to balance energy efficiency, environmental impact and operational safety. Gautschi has risen to meet this challenge by taking a long-term approach to technology, and can now present the VAREGAENVICOM® regenerative burner system: a system that has been specially developed for use in aluminum melting furnaces.
With “enineering excellence and precision metalworking” as its guiding principle, EQMS has established itself as a reliable partner for challenging metalworking jobs since it was founded in August, 2022. EQMS has been operating since May, 2023, and since 2025 it has been based at a new, state-of-the-art workshop in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, Mexico. The company offers tailormade, individualized manufacturing solutions to international customers from many industrial sectors.
Key components for our heat treatment facilities are manufactured at the EBNER works in Leonding, Austria – everything from fan impellers and workbases to protypes. Our high-precision manufacturing is carried out by teams of specialists, who fulfill the highest quality criteria even as they meet the strictest deadlines.
Until now, conventional methods of measuring temperatures during a heat treatment process have been associated with extended interruptions in production and increased error frequencies. With the new and innovative temperature measurement system from EBNER, these problems belong to the past.
Metals processing industries are facing a steadilyrising demand for increased quality, efficiency and sustainability. This is especially true in the steel and copper base metals industries, where powerful descaling processes that make efficient use of resources are crucial for ensuring consistent product qualities and economical operation. To address this need, WRUtec employs a simple yet effective principle: pulsed water jets.
Since the beginning of this year, EBNER has been placing additional emphasis on a strategically vital business sector: the modernization and service of, as well as the supply of components for, heat treatment facilities that were not manufactured by EBNER itself.
TPS was founded in 2022, with the goal of establishing plasma burners as a cost-effective product for industrial use. The company’s focus has been on Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP), in which an inductor is used to create plasma in a ceramic tube.
Sulitjelma, a former copper mining town located within the Arctic Circle in Norway, is now the home of ARCTICSapphire. Instead of digging up ore, the town has become focused on growing sapphire crystal – a highly sought-after material with immense industrial value. By employing technologies developed in-house, ARCTICSapphire is pioneering a new chapter in sustainable crystal manufacturing.
In the following interview, EBNER’s Peter Seemann (Senior Principal Technology Expert) and Michael Koller (Senior Product and Business Developer Customer Services) spoke about the innovations integrated into ECOBURN H2 FLEX burners and the advantages they bring.
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