Lubricant removal has been one of the major problems in the production of powdered metal components. But now, there has been a paradigm shift in how they are removed.
Learn how to produce precise & repeatable results by carefully controlling furnace atmospheres, temperatures and air flow in industrial furnaces.
Powdered metals are used for many manufacturing applications. Our guide explains what you need to know about how they’re made and put to use.
While most binder jet 3D printers sold today are paired with a batch sintering furnace, ExOne found with Abbott’s assistance that Al 6061 preferred a continuous furnace — the very type that would be advantageous in high-volume production.
Stephen L. Feldbauer, Ph.D. Abbott Furnace Company Introduction The traditional powder metal process, often referred to as “'press and sinter", is constantly driven to change by an industry goal of…
Dan Reardon, Director of Sales, was recently interviewed by Kenneth Carter for a feature article on the Thermal Processing website. Following is an excerpt and link to the full article. Abbott Furnace…
From the IHDailyNewsBrief Abbott Furnace Company received an order for a sintering furnace from a company that specializes in manufacturing ferrous-based, powder-metal components for the automotive, agricultural and industrial markets.…
Abbott Furnace Company's Director of Research and Development, Stephen L. Feldbauer's paper on Abbott's Vulcan titled "A Review of Lubricant Removal Systems and the Latest Technology" was featured in the…
The team at Abbott Furnace will be traveling to Phoenix later this month for the annual PowderMet conference. We are proud of our Director of Technical Sales, Dan Reardon who…
