The worldwide success story of EBNER high-convection bell annealer technology has been extended with the addition of yet another application. Over the last few years, EBNER has successfully installed several facilities designed to produce aluminum foil for the electronics industry.
Gautschi recently participated in one of the most important expansion projects in South America, adding new furnaces to the recycling facility operated by Novelis Inc. in Pindamonhangaba, Brazil.
Steep price increases on international energy exchanges have placed great challenges before consumers, companies and energy suppliers. With the start of the conflict in the Ukraine, energy became an even more influential instrument of geopolitical power: energy policy has been transformed, just as international policy has.
In 2017, İÇDAŞ ÇELIK placed an order for an EBNER bell annealer facility for steel wire that was comprised of 2 workbases, 1 heating bell, 1 cooling bell and the associated equipment. İÇDAŞ ÇELIK was the first customer in Turkey to purchase EBNER equipment to heat treat wire rod in nitrogen atmosphere.
Those who think green place their trust in EBNER technology. The pressure placed on companies is increasing from all sides, particularly on industrial concerns: regulatory agencies, investors and customers all demand verifiable sustainability. Failure to respond poses a business risk.
EED develops an electric-heated horizontal cylinder annealing furnace for Yantei Fisend.
A recently-rebuilt EBNER facility is successfully recommissioned after a fire.
State-of-the-art annealing technology to expand production at Speira Grevenbroich.
Bilstein, a German-based producer with a 110-year history of producing a wide range of high-quality precision steel products, has recently announced an expansion to their Bowling Green, KY facility.
EBNER’s digitalization strategy incorporates four thematic areas: digital models, digital facility opera-tion, virtual commissioning and digital customer service. As a part of this approach, EBNER has placed a strong focus on the concept of TCO (Total Cost of Ownership). This raises the question of how EBNER facilities can be operated to provide even further optimization of processes and costs.