ABBOTT FURNACE COMPANY combines over 40 years of in-depth knowledge with our understanding of industrial processes to provide the best custom engineered furnace designs in North America. With over 900 furnace installations over four decades, we’ve implemented industrial furnace solutions for a variety of processes.
The ABBOTT ADVANTAGE is our understanding of the process and remaining focused on offering the lowest cost of ownership.
ABBOTT FURNACE COMPANY also offers industrial furnace services including service repairs and maintenance, spare parts and components, component repairs, refurbishment of furnace muffles, design and manufacture of new furnace muffles and coolers, and instrument calibration.
A Continuous Belt Furnace (also known as Conveyor Belt Furnace) carries process parts or material through the primary heating chamber for rapid thermal processing. They are designed for fast drying and curing of products and are an excellent choice for manufacturing medium and high-volume products.
Continuous Belt Furnaces are capable of achieving numerous metallurgical processes, including bright annealing, brazing, process curing, sintering, stress-relieving, and tempering, and can accommodate various heating types.
Abbott Furnace Company is ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited which specifies the general requirements for the competence, impartiality, and consistent operation of laboratories.
Thermal processing equipment uses several types of thermocouples to measure temperatures. These are broken into two main categories Base Metal types and Noble Metal types. The base metal category includes types K, N, J & E thermocouples these are typically used at lower temperatures and are very economical. The Noble metal category includes types B,
Not all industrial furnaces are built the same, and those differences matter when uptime, reliability, and long-term operating cost are on the line. In this technical webinar, Abbott Furnace experts will break down the key design and construction differences between typical “light construction” furnaces and Abbott’s heavy-duty furnace construction, examining how these choices impact performance,
Join Abbott Furnace Mexico’s experts as they walk through the essential daily and weekly checks every industrial furnace operator should perform to ensure optimal performance, safety, and longevity. Routine inspection and documentation are the first lines of defense against costly downtime, inconsistent product quality, and avoidable maintenance issues. In this practical, technical session, they’ll cover:
Join Abbott’s Mexico team and CQI-29 co-chair Stephen L. Feldbauer, Ph.D., Director of Research and Development at Abbott, as they discuss how Abbott’s Sampling Cart makes the process faster, safer, and more accurate. Accurate and consistent sampling is critical for maintaining quality and efficiency in furnace operations—but traditional sampling methods can be time-consuming, disruptive, and
Recent legislative changes are delivering powerful tax incentives that directly benefit U.S. manufacturers—including Abbott Furnace Company and our customers. Here are three key takeaways: 1. Accelerated Deductions Under Section 179 Companies can now deduct up to $1.25 million immediately for qualifying equipment. This allows businesses to invest in advanced thermal systems with minimal delay in
The 2025 Continuous Furnace & Brazing Symposium, hosted by Abbott Furnace Company, took place May 13–15 in beautiful Niagara Falls, NY, and brought together brazing professionals, engineers, product designers, and maintenance experts from across the U.S. and beyond. Over the course of two and a half action-packed days, attendees participated in a series of technical
