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On: September 10, 2020 Comments: 0 Views: 103

What’s an FAQ Blog & Format Guidlines

What’s an FAQ Blog & Format Guidlines

A New Way to Engage for Suppliers to engage with Vacuum Furnace End-users! Question: Looking for a new and effective way to reach and engage vacuum furnace end-users and operators? Answer: Post the answers to the most “Frequently Asked Questions” ...

On: March 26, 2021 Comments: 0 Views: 137

How do you reduce outgassing in vacuum systems?

How do you reduce outgassing in vacuum systems?

Outgassing is the release of trapped gas or vapor that are dissolved, trapped, frozen, or absorbed in the materials being heat-treated in a vacuum system. Outgassing includes sublimation and evaporation which are phase transitions of a substance into a gas, ...

On: September 29, 2020 Comments: 0 Views: 19

How do you fix a vacuum system leak?

How do you fix a vacuum system leak?

Finding leaks in vacuum furnaces is a task that few people look forward to, however, it is important and necessary. Leaks happen almost always and can occur suddenly or develop over time. They can damage both the material being heat ...