WebAbbott Furnace custom designed furnaces provide improved control over time and temperature relations for the processing of ferrous and nonferrous alloys. They are commonly used for the tempering of austenitized and quench hardened steel or iron at temperatures generally below 1300°F and hardened steel around 300°F. WebAbbott Furnace Company manufactures industrial pusher furnaces for a variety of applications. A pusher furnace is a continuous furnace concept that allows the processing of small and large product in trays and baskets. The hearth consists of a series of steel, alloy, or ceramic skid type supports.

Sintering Furnaces Abbott Furnace Company

WebAbbott Furnace Company’s Endothermic Gas Generator offers a large capacity with a minimum footprint and automated controls for continuous process furnace needs as a reliable and easy to maintain unit. Endothermic Generators are used for the hardening of carbon and tool steels, annealing and normalizing of carbon steels, sintering, and brazing. WebDrever Industrial Furnaces Parts & Repairs Abbott Furnace Company owns the sole North American rights to provide repairs, upgrades, modification, service as well as supply … services not subject to nys sales tax

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