The hot zone (also known as the heating chamber) plays a critical role in metal heat treatment. Its condition determines the overall performance, power consumption and temperature distribution of the furnace. And all those factors affect the final quality of treated parts. Therefore, the heating chamber is frequently considered the heart of the entire system. When the furnace’s heating chamber is worn out, it must be replaced or repaired.
Motor Sich is a long-term customer of Seco/Warwick furnaces and aftermarket services. As a Motor Sich’s Representative said, “We are always seeking the most reliable service, so there was really no question who should perform our hot zone retrofit. We chose Seco/Warwick and Seco/Deals offer for our hot zone replacements. Understanding the benefits of their furnace upgrade capabilities, we invested in an economical approach which allows us to maintain optimal product cleanliness while limiting heating power loss at the same time. And this is critical to our ongoing production success.“
Being eco-friendly is a popular trend among industries, but Seco/Warwick goes beyond simply caring about the environment to redefining industry’s eco-position. Its Seconomy approach increases competitiveness and delivers improved efficiency and quality, while minimising production bottlenecks – all of which generate savings. In this way, eco-friendliness and profitability go hand-in-hand. The hot zone upgrade is just one way Seco/Warwick helps companies be good environmental stewards while also improving their bottom line.
To take another step forward, it is worth to engage with Seco/Warwick to conduct the hot zone replacements. As a result, Seconomical services allowed the customer to achieve the best possible results, saving them time and money for the long haul.
(Source: SECO/WARWICK S.A.)
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