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Hauck Heat Treatment/Dzierżoniów, Poland SEPTEMBER ISSUE 2017 HEAT TREAT NEWSLETTER Everything to do with heat treating If you would like the information contained in this newsletter daily instead of monthly, visit us at www.themonty.com daily & you don’t have to wait for the most up to date, relevant Heat Treat News in the industry. Themonty.com September 2017 1 GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION SEPTEMBER 19-20 • 9:00 AM MDT Surplus Assets Of An Arizona Based Green Technologies Developer. Featuring State Of The Industry Heat Treating Equipment, Laboratory Equipment, Optics, Inspection Equipment, Machine Tools, Test & Measurement Equipment & More! Chandler, AZ - Contact David Barkoff for more details. Preview: By Apppointment Only • The Furnace Source 100209B-01 2300°C Vacuum Furnace • Taylor Winfield Technologies D15000 Induction Generator • Thermal Technology 1224W-M 2000°C Vacuum Brew Annealer • Brookfield Engineering LVDV-II+P Programmable Viscosity Meter Furnace • Large Quantities of: Haskel International TP-87799 Type CNG • Harper International NE-10D90-RTA-WC-1050 1050°C Rotary Hydraulic Drive Gas Booster Tube Furnace • Large Quantities of: Haskel International 87755 Type CNG • Sentro Tech Corp ST-1700C-181818-Nano 1700°C High Hydraulic Drive Gas Booster Temperature Box Furnace • Large Quantities of: Maximator HDLE 30D Hydraulic Drive Gas • Deltech, Inc DT-31-RS-1824-E3504 1700°C Glass Melt Drop Booster Box Furnace • Large Quantities of pumps, motors and more! • Fulton PHW-750 Natural Gas Fired Pulse Combustion Boiler Unit CONTACT: David Barkoff / Phone: 650-759-2242 / Email: [email protected] Sale Conducted In Partnership With: www.HGPAuction.com CONTENTS _____________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTION HEAT TREAT NEWS USED & NEW EQUIPMENT . Batch . Continuous . Draw/Temper . Generator . Induction . Lab Equipment . Miscellaneous . Salt . Vacuum . New Equipment HEAT TREAT CENTRAL MOLY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITES . Employment Opportunities . Individuals Seeking Employment IN PARTING Themonty.com September 2017 2 INTRODUCTION ____________________________________ What a difference a day makes (well perhaps not a day - lets say 4 months). While not exactly bad times for the heat treating industry over the past year or so it has also not been the best of times either. Having said that what we now see is that virtually every single captive and commercial heat treater we have spoken to over the past few months whether they be in the USA, Germany, Mexico, China or India tells us the same thing-business is good and getting better. You will see this reflected in this month’s issue of “The Monty”-good stuff is happening. We look forward to talking to you about how your business is doing, receiving your press releases and working with you to sell your used furnaces. Best regards, Gord Themonty.com September 2017 3 HEAT TREAT NEWS Mike Mercer Jr. Promotion “Mercer Technologies and Midwest Vacuum Pumps are proud to announce the promotion of Michael C. Mercer (JR) to the role of President for Midwest Vacuum Pumps, Inc. and Mercer Technologies, Inc. Mike will remain the Chief Executive Officer for both companies as well. Michael T. Mercer (SR) founded Mercer Technologies and Midwest Vacuum Pumps in Brazil, Indiana in 1994. The companies then moved to their current location in Terre Haute, Indiana, where the family business continues to grow. Michael T. Mercer has been involved in the heat treat industry for over 50 years and he will continue to own and develop both companies. Mike designed a heating element support and gas cooling nozzle system that is proven in installations today throughout the world. He also created The Mercer Emergency Response Team to accommodate our customer’s needs 24/7. He believes in providing the customer with one stop shopping and began The Mercer Group, which is unity of Mercer Technologies and Midwest Vacuum Pumps, as well as, the Engineering Department and our In-House Machine Shop. Whether the customer needs a leak check, custom parts, a rebuilt hot zone, vessel clean out, or a new vacuum pump or drum of oil…The Mercer Group works cohesively to allow the customer one-stop service…one phone call to take care of all your needs. Mike is proud of the work his father began and is honored to build on that foundation as he also mentors another generation of Mercer young adults to continue with The Mercer Group in the future. Mike loves his children and grandchildren alike. He enjoys boating, fishing and is an avid Chicago Bears fan.” August 30, 2017 Ipsen Upcoming Events “CHERRY VALLEY, IL – Fall 2017 is slated to be full of events that focus on heat treatment trends, technology and training. As you prepare to hone your skills and expand your areas of expertise, here are a few items you should add to your calendar: October 3-5, Ipsen U (with special atmosphere session) Hosted at Ipsen’s facility in Cherry Valley, Illinois, Ipsen U courses provide attendees with a broad overview of furnace equipment, processes and maintenance, as well as a hands-on Themonty.com September 2017 4 approach to learning. Those that attend the October Ipsen U can extend their training at no extra cost with an additional day dedicated to atmosphere equipment and processes. Register at www.IpsenUSA.com/IpsenU. October 24-26, Booth #1801, ASM Heat Treat/Gear Expo 2017 For those that want to network, connect with customers and hear about the latest industry research and trends, ASM Heat Treat/Gear Expo 2017 is the event of the year. With three days full of educational sessions, opportunities for hands-on training and a multitude of industry experts, the opportunities for learning never end. Whether you are interested in vacuum furnace maintenance and the newest developments with augmented reality or the key considerations for upgrading existing equipment, you do not want to miss the following educational sessions: • Key Considerations When Planning to Upgrade Existing Vacuum Furnaces Tuesday, October 24, 11:20 a.m. (A213-215) • Maintenance Tips for Maximizing Your Furnace's Life Span Tuesday, October 24, 3 p.m. (Solutions Center, Booth #1631) • The Predictive Maintenance Experience: PdMetrics® with Augmented Reality Wednesday, October 25, 2 p.m. (show floor) • Achieving Production Flexibility with Automated Multicell Systems Wednesday, October 25, 2:20 p.m. (A220-222) In addition to presenting the sessions listed above, Ipsen experts will also be available to discuss any questions you have at Booth #1801. The heat-treating industry is advancing at an accelerated pace. Make the most of ASM Heat Treat/Gear Expo 2017 by taking the time to visit the many booths, attend technical sessions and learn from your peers. About Ipsen Ipsen designs and manufactures integrated heat treatment solutions for a wide variety of industries, including Aerospace, Automotive, Energy and Medical. With an extensive network of global locations in America, Europe and Asia, we continue to provide expert-driven solutions that strengthen heat treatment throughout the world. Learn more at www.IpsenUSA.com.” August 30, 2017 Themonty.com September 2017 5 Time to Buy Alloy? Most heat treaters are aware than nickel makes up a very significant portion of all high temperature alloy components such as base trays, baskets, fixtures and radiant tubes to name a few. 330 material commonly used in baskets is 34-37% nickel and it’s cast equivalent HT is roughly the same, making all of these materials which are so crucial to heat treaters very sensitive to price fluctuations in nickel. As you can see in the chart below the price has been reasonably stable for much of 2017 however in the past month we have seen a very significant increase in pricing with the result that some providers of alloy components have raised their prices on average 15% and the ones that haven’t yet will certainly be doing so in the very near future (this by the way is why every alloy quote is accompanied by a disclaimer typically “due to the instability in the Nickel Market pricing subject to review and adjustment upon receipt of order). While predictions are no more than educated guesses the consensus appears to be that nickel will continue to rise in the medium to long term for a variety of reasons one of them being lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion batteries commonly used in electric cars and cell phones contain a number of materials including cobalt and nickel. Cobalt has more than doubled in the past year making nickel a cheaper substitute. With electric vehicle demand expected to jump 20 times by 2025 this will put enormous pressure on the price of nickel to remain high and probably go higher. August 29, 2017 Used Equipment Please take a look at our most recent used equipment offerings. If you see anything you like don’t hesitate to get in touch with us at [email protected] or 905-271- 0033. August 29, 2017 Themonty.com September 2017 6 Item # G201 Ammonia Dissociator 250 SCFH Item # C329 CI Hayes Atmosphere Belt Furnace Item # C328 CI Hayes Atmosphere Belt Furnace Item # VF325 T-M Vacuum Furnace 2 Bar Quenching Item # VF324 T-M Vacuum Furnace 2 Bar Quenching Item # G200 Endothermic Generators 1500 CFH (2 available) Item # G199 Sargeant and Wilbur Ammonia Dissociater Extended management at AICHELIN Mödling, Austria. With the continued business success and the ongoing international growth of AICHELIN Group, management workload has been constantly increasing. For this reason, the owners of Berndorf AG and the management board of AICHELIN Group have appointed a new CFO into the executive board of AICHELIN Group. After a thorough selection procedure, Dr. Ronald W. Eibler has been added to the AICHELIN Group, as the new CFO and Managing director of Aichelin Holding GmbH. Dr. Peter Schobesberger, CEO of the Aichelin Group, is looking forward to jointly leading the Aichelin Group on its continued success and growth path.
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