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Ipsen’s heat treatment systems represent the
optimum solution for today’s commonly used
materials and technologies. Nevertheless, when
it comes to improving steel properties,
furnace
technology is not the only important factor.
It also depends on the use of special processes
and their precise control. Here once more, Ipsen
is a pioneer in the field.
The innovative SolNit® process ensures that steel
which must not only be hard but also exceptionally
corrosion-resistant, can for the first time be
hardened using solution nitriding. The result is
steels which are acid-resistant and are suitable for
use both in medical and food processing applications.
The same process can also be used in the
manufacture of particularly erosion-resisant steels,
as are required in turbine and pump manufacturing.
Further proven processes such as SuperCarb®
for atmospheric carburisation or AvaC® for low
pressure carburisation have been established
industry standards for many years.
Ipsen has also achieved much in the further development
of process control. The latest examples
are Carb-o-Prof® 4.0 and Vacu-Prof® 4.0, process
software solutions, which make
furnace control
simpler, more reliable, and set new standards in
ease of use and process reliability.
Never one to stand still, Ipsen continues to make
new developments. In close cooperation with
customers, technical colleges and universities,
Ipsen continues to drive the advancement
of new technologies. Our goal is to provide new
steel qualities and improvements in production
efficiency.
New technologies
for new steels. Gearwheel
for a wind turbine
Precision part
for a ship’s diesel engine
Aircraft engine
turbine blade
Spiral conveyor for a food
industry process machine
Cam shaft
Gear wheel
for an automotive gearbox
