Furnaces North America is the largest heat treat only trade show in North America.  FNA will offer 2-days of networking functions, business expo with the latest in technology and quality technical sessions that will bring you the latest information you need to energize your company.  Please come by and visit our booth if you plan on attending. We would enjoy the opportunity to speak with you about our carbon/carbon composite technology.

For more information about the show click http://furnacesnorthamerica.com/

Here’s the link:  http://www.themonty.com/heattreatnews.htm

“Carbon Fibre Fixturing. Recently we’ve had a couple of readers ask us about CFC fixturing for heat treating furnaces. I’ve run across this several times over the years, always in vacuum furnaces and always at plants doing high end heat treating such as aerospace companies. Based upon the questions we received we approached a very experienced heat treater we know Robert Peters who runs the ALD Thermal Treatment plant (commercial vacuum carburizing heat treating) and asked his opinion. His thoughts are very similar to what I have always felt-amazing stuff but not cheap. February 3/10

• CFC is Carbon Fiber Carbon, Carbon Powder over Carbon fiber cover with Carbon Powder.
  
• It’s weight is very light, it will not hold heat like alloy will, it does not distort and will last seven to ten years if it is handled and taken care of correctly.
  
• It is good for gas quenching, not oil quenching.
  
• It’s not for heat treatment of all products, meaning that some product will always need alloy (pinion gears, sun gears, any small type of a part that needs a locator).
  
• It will help in reducing distortion. You are quenching the product not the fixturing. When quenching using alloy, alloy holds heat as well as the part, therefore you are quenching both items “fixture and product”.
  
• With CFC you are quenching product not the fixturing, CFC will not hold heat during the quench. You are now addressing the product during quench. Some product after heat treatment are so good (little to no distortion) that after heat treatment there is no more machining and it goes straight to assemble.
  
• The cost is usually two to three times the cost of alloy.
  
• One of the benefits is, you will get you investment back three fold.”

Mar 3 ~ 5, 2010

Tokyo, JAPAN

http://www.pvexpo.jp/index_en.html

The 2009 ASM Heat Treating Society Conference and Exposition is the event organized by industry, academia and government professionals as the premier heat treating gathering in North America.

Please come by and visit ACROSS USA, Inc. at our booth #2332. We would enjoy the opportunity to speak with you about our carbon/carbon composite technology.

Feb 25 ~ 27, 2009

Tokyo, JAPAN

Zone：Devices/Materials     Booth No:PV5-29

http://www.pvexpo.jp/2009_eng/index.phtml

Furnaces North America is the largest heat treat only trade show in North America. It is organized by The Metal Treating Institute.

Please come by and visit ACROSS USA, Inc. at our booth #416. We would enjoy the opportunity to speak with you about our carbon/carbon composite technology.

For more information about the show click http://www.heattreatonline.com/fna2008/index2.php

With the increased expansion, ACROSS hopes to enter new markets and supply more industries.

The new site will offer four main areas including: Technology, Applications, Information, and Company. Product gallery will be included in the Information area.

We hope to add more features and images as we continue to grow and expand in this demanding market. We cordially invite you to visit the new www.acrosscc.com website today!