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Southern California: DELTA H® was recently recognized by a major military aircraft support facility for the excellent performance and reliability of a SUPER DCAHT® furnace system supplied 2018. The massive dual chamber furnace system features twin 30” wide, 16” high, and 120” long work volumes, with both being capable of operation from 250°F to 1,200°F as Class 2.  Both chambers feature the exclusive “AGING MODETM” venting system which enable not only low temperature operation, but also rapid cooling. Both chambers are capable of aluminum solution heat treating, annealing, and aging, as well as PH stainless aging and stress relieving. The…

Dayton, OH:  DELTA H® recently supplied twin SCAHT®-HD (Heavy Duty) Series convection furnace systems to Winston Heat Treating.  The furnaces replaced older tempering systems that were extremely difficult to qualify to even Class 5 (+/- 25F).  Pyrometry expert Andrew Bassett of Aerospace Testing and Pyrometry (ATP) recommended to Winston Heat Treating management the acquisition of DELTA H furnaces as “the easiest furnace brand to qualify and maintain for aerospace pyrometry compliance, for this specific application”.  The furnaces had to be “heavy duty” for rugged daily use in a commercial heat treating facility.  Another challenging aspect was the ability to heat…

Elyria Ohio:  DELTA H® recently delivered twin furnace systems to RIDGID® TOOLS.  The challenging requirement was to heat parts from ambient to 975°F, soak for 2 hours, cool to 120°F as fast as possible, soak 2 hours, then repeat.  The solution was an innovative design featuring all stainless steel interior and low mass ceramic fiber insulation for minimal heat retention.  High powered electric heating elements, coupled with pneumatically operated blast gates and proprietary ductwork / venting enabled the system to accomplish the requirements with precise repeatability total reliability as a “cold to cold” heat treating operation.     The furnaces feature a…

DELTA H®  and Phillips Federal Deliver To Tinker AFB, OK – USAF, Their First AMS2750G Qualified Heat Treating System For Military Aircraft Oklahoma City – Tinker AFB:  DELTA H® recently delivered the first heat treating system certified to AMS2750G for heat treating aviation grade aluminum for military aircraft.  The new system is the second installation at the massive depot facility and placed side by side with the previous system installed in 2015.  Third party services for calibration and qualification were performed by Andrew Bassett of Aerospace Testing and Pyrometry and completed within one day on site. The certifications for instrumentation,…

DELTA H® is very proud to be among the technology providers supporting the missions of Edwards Air Force Base – and to serve on the cutting edge of experimental aviation at this storied and historic airfield. Recently DELTA H® delivered two “Defender Series” dual chamber aerospace heat treating (DCAHT®) systems which were developed for the unique requirements of the armed forces. Defender Series meet the pyrometry standards of USAF/NAVAIR Tech Order 1-1A-9, and qualify to SAE AMS2750G. Upgrade packages to full compliance are available that include advanced and secure software for batch records, full certified operator and quality control training,…

Tampa, FL / PEMCO Conversions – Airborne Maintenance and Engineering Services:  DELTA H® TECHNOLOGIES, LLC recently commissioned a state-of-the-art DCAHT® system for heat treating aviation grade aluminum.  The new system was a modern replacement of an original DELTA H DCAHT furnace installed and in service since 2011 at PEMCO located at Tampa International Airport.  The system features secure and tamperproof batch records, soak time and quench delay recorded to within 1/10 of a second, as well as full documentation of work order / tail number, before / after condition, part name and quantity, and other information.  Extensive training was involved…

DELTA H TECHNOLOGIES is proud to announce the appointment of Rosanne Brunello as the company’s new Director of Sales. This announcement comes at an incredibly exciting time for the company as they conclude another record year of growth including several new job creations and prepare for an additional year of aggressive growth in 2022. Rosanne is the latest addition to DELTA H’s growing Senior Management Team. She will manage sales operations at DELTA H and play a key role in the development of strategies to provide exceptional customer service and best-in-class products.  Current products include single and multi-chamber heat treat…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: President Biden Visits Royal Air Force Mildenhall During Commissioning of New Aerospace Heat Treat Furnace Bury Saint Edmunds, England | Royal Air Force Base Mildenhall United States Air Force personnel stationed at RAF Mildenhall in the United Kingdom recently commissioned and received full training on the use and maintenance of a DELTA H® TECHNOLOGIES universal dual chamber aerospace heat treating (DCAHT®) furnace.  The furnace which will help maintain KC-135, CV-22, C-130 aircraft, and F-15 fighter jets assigned to RAF Mildenhall or nearby RAF Lakenheath air stations, was designed by DELTA H® to rapidly heat treat all common…

IHEA’s newest member, DELTA H TECHNOLOGIES, is a growing family business that prides itself on quality and performance. The company was originally established as DELTA H SERVICES in 1990 by Richard Conway while he was finishing his degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering from The Ohio State University. Conway, a United States Air Force veteran, scheduled work around his busy class schedule. After graduating from OSU in 1993, he formed DELTA H SYSTEMS Inc. DELTA H initially specialized in servicing combustion and control systems on industrial furnaces, ovens, and kilns. The company continued service-related projects but also performed control system…

Seven heat treat furnaces will be shipped to manufacturers in the aerospace and defense industries before the end of this year. Two furnaces will go to the additive manufacturing sector in South America, two will go to US Air Force Bases, two will go to prime Aircraft OEMs, and one furnace will be going to a Heavy Maintenance Aircraft MRO. Read Full Article