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Be part of our heat processing community!

Take part in our Twitter-Event #heatprocessingworldwide and you'll have the chance to win an iPad! The event is open until end of 2019.

von | 24.06.19

Under the motto "heat processing world wide" you can win an iPad with just one photo.
To take part you just have to follow a few steps:


  1. Grab an issue of the heat processing magazine and take a photo with it in your home country.
  2. Twitter the photo under #heatprocessingworldwide and your location, e.g. #Essen #Germany.
  3. Get chosen in the lucky draw and win the iPad!*

Some of your creative, funny or serious pictures will also be shown on our website and published in the following heat processing magazines.**
The winner will be decided by a lucky draw and informed via direct message on twitter.
We are looking forward to your tweets from all over the world!
Your heat processing team

*sponsored by Aichelin Ges.m.b.H.
**As part of our heat processing community we like to publish your photo on our website (www.heat-processing.com) and in our heat processing magazine, which is published four times a year. With your participation you give us permission to do so. You can contradict this at any time by writing an e-mail to s.ruhwedel@vulkan-verlag.de.

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