Heating and Temperature Control Applications for the Metals Industry
HEAT, Inc has experience in designing and manufacturing thermal fluid systems, electric process heaters, and tank heating systems that interface with a variety of process equipment such as presses, extruders, dryers, ovens, mixers, rolls, tanks, and reactor vessels for the Metals Industry.
Click on an application below to learn more about how HEAT equipment is used to provide temperature control to each process.
Aluminum Die Casting

Aluminum Die Casting is a metal forming process in which molten aluminum under pressure is forced into the mold cavity of a press. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.
View DetailsCarbon Electrodes

Carbon Electrodes are made by combining several materials in a heated blender and then sending them through a hot oil heated extrusion press and a final baking furnace. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.
View DetailsCopper/Molybdenite Mining

Mining Ore is sent through a crusher and allowed to separate into its constituent components. The desired product is then sent through a hot oil heated paddle dryer to create a finished, concentrated product. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.
View DetailsRolling Mills

Rolling Mills operate by sending raw material through a series of heated rollers which are lubricated with a hot oil heated lubrication tank. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process
View DetailsPowered Metals

The Powdered Metal Process takes powdered raw materials and transforms them into a final, hardened product via hot oil heated mixers, presses, and ovens. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.
View DetailsSolder Manufacturing

Solder is manufactured by combining raw materials in a melting furnace and then sending the combined product through a hot oil heated billet caster and extruder. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.
View DetailsVacuum Impregnation

The Vacuum Impregnation process is used to fill the voids or porosity within a material using a vacuum and liquid sealant. The liquid sealant enters the voids and is then hardened in a hot oil heated curing oven. Click to see how HEAT equipment provides temperature control to this process.
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