Introduction to HybridCarb Technology
HybridCarb is an innovative gassing technique developed by Ipsen for gas carburization. It eliminates the need for storing toxic methanol, reducing safety risks and dependency on fluctuating methanol prices. The technology also removes the requirement for an endogas generator.

Environmental Impact and Efficiency
HybridCarb significantly reduces CO2 emissions by up to 90%. In a size 17 chamber furnace, emissions can be reduced by 58 tonnes annually, equivalent to the emissions of 42 Volkswagen Golfs each traveling 15,000 km per year. The process gas is recycled, enhancing the efficiency of the carburization process and reducing resource wastage.

Installation and Maintenance
The HybridCarb system can be retrofitted to almost all atmospheric furnaces quickly and easily, typically within four to six hours. It features a simplified Plug & Play installation with minimal maintenance requirements. In case of necessary repairs, users can revert to conventional gassing methods swiftly.

Cost and Operational Benefits
By recycling process gas, HybridCarb reduces CO2 emissions and cuts process gas costs by up to 90%. It offers low operating costs, a lower carbon footprint, and requires less space compared to traditional methods.

Company Overview
For over 60 years, Ipsen has been at the forefront of heat treatment technology, developing processes like AvaC® and SolNit®. The company is renowned for its high-performance and reliable furnaces, serving industries such as automotive, aviation, aerospace, and medical.

Contact Information
For more information, contact Ipsen International GmbH at Flutstraße 78, 47533 Kleve, Germany. Telephone: +49 2821 804-0, Email: [email protected], Website: www.ipsen.de