Join some of the world’s experts in the brazing of
carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, and aluminum.
Abbott Furnace Company’s two-and-a-half-day symposiums cover brazing fundamentals, filler metals, joint design, troubleshooting, and the new AIAG CQI-29 – Brazing Special Process Assessment.
Our symposiums are ideal for brazing engineers, maintenance personnel, product designer, and anyone involved in the production of brazed components.
Abbott Furnace Symposiums are an excellent opportunity for beginners and experienced employees to learn from the experts in the areas of:
- Furnace Brazing
- CQI-29
- Continuous Furnace Maintenance
- Atmosphere Control
- Wire Mesh Belts
- Furnace Optimization
- Furnace Safety
- Troubleshooting
- Filler Metals
- Fundamentals
- Joint Design
- Part Preparation and Cleaning
Along with an opportunity to hear from the experts in the industry, attendees will be able to interact individually with the lecturers to address more specific questions and issues. Bring in your problem parts and speak with one of the experts who can troubleshoot what is happening in the manufacturing process that is causing the issue.
2024 CONTINUOUS FURNACE & BRAZING SYMPOSIUMS
MORE DETAILS & REGISTRATION COMING SOON!
MAY 7-9, 2024 | NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
NOVEMBER 5-7, 2024 | MONTERREY, MEXICO
PRIVATE CONTINUOUS FURNACE SYMPOSIUMS
Abbott Furnace Company also offers private continuous furnace symposiums for companies. Please complete the form for more information or to schedule your private symposium.
2023 SYMPOSIUM RECAPS
MEXICO CONTINUOUS FURNACE & BRAZING SYMPOSIUM RECAP- August 8-10, 2023
Abbott Furnace Company hosted its 6th Continuous Furnace Brazing Symposium at Fiesta Americana in Aguascalientes, Mexico from August 8-10, 2023. The two-and-a-half-day symposium featured 13 different technical presentations offered by experts in their specialized fields representing a variety of companies. While including a virtual component in addition to the live presentations, nearly 50 attendees participated in discussions on brazing Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass, and Aluminum materials.
From attendees just beginning their brazing careers to technical specialists who have been in the industry for decades, the brazing symposium was ideal for brazing engineers, furnace maintenance personnel, product designers, process engineers, and anyone involved in the production of brazed components. The topics ranged from being equipment specific such as furnace brazing, CAB furnace brazing, furnace atmosphere control, furnace optimization, and furnace safety to process focused topics such as braze troubleshooting, joint/gap design, filler metals, and part preparation/cleaning.
