The Industrial Ovens Blog

Carroll, Ohio: DELTA H® has surpassed over 50 heat treating system installations to multiple military facilities including Air National Guard bases, USAF bases stateside, Guam, Alaska, and Hawaii, Air Bases in Japan, Germany, United Kingdom – Royal Air Force, Middle East, the US Navy, US Coast Guard, and US Army facilities. The systems included either single, dual or triple chamber designs of both the heavy duty commercial aviation standard models DCAHT® / SCAHT® Series, DELTA H’s innovative Defender Series – developed for the armed forces, and aircraft composite walk-in ovens. All systems are in full compliance to NAVAIR Tech Order…

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Coming off a standout year marked by major milestones, DELTA H, a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial ovens and furnaces, looks ahead to another period of innovation and expansion after cementing its reputation for quality and service. 2023 Achievements: Surpassed 450 lifetime oven and furnace installations, affirming position as a trusted industry leader Conducted hundreds of technical service and preventative maintenance projects to uphold optimal performance and product reliability Invested in substantial inventory of official OEM spare parts with overnight shipping to minimize client downtime Continued fulfilling sizeable military contracts and forging new commercial partnerships especially…

Joint Base San Antonio – Randolph, TX:  DELTA H® recently commissioned a dual chamber model DCAHT®-181248-1200/500-MIL, a DCAHT®-241672-1200/500-MIL, and a large single chamber SCAHT®-303048-1200-MIL.  The project is for supporting T-38 Talon Repair Inspection and Maintenance, or TRIM, modifications for performing localized, depot level maintenance to replace or repair key parts in order to keep these valuable training platforms mission ready. USAF depot level heat treating requires full compliance to AMS2750H.  The heat treating systems provided by DELTA H were for replacing existing systems which proved too troublesome or costly to try to qualify and were never designed for modern pyrometry…