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When young technology meets established knowledge, the path to innovation is opened. Kanthal President Nicklas Nilsson and Head of R&D and Technologies Dilip Chandrasekaran see endless possibilities as well as great customer value with the new customization service, Kanthal^® Additive Manufacturing.

As global technology leader in electrical heating and high-temperature applications, Kanthal launches an additive manufacturing service that disrupts traditional design of heating elements and components. Together with the new iron-chromium-aluminum (FeCrAl) alloy, Kanthal^® AM100, specially developed for 3D-printing, the new service called Kanthal^® Additive Manufacturing offers a revolutionary solution for the heating industry.

The steel and cement industries are striving to reduce their CO2 emissions by converting to fossil-free operations. Efficient electrical heating processes are enablers for this development. The Swedish innovator, NyCast AB, wins the Kanthal^® Award 2019 for their heating innovation that has the potential to contribute to an industrial future without greenhouse gas emissions.

With the help of the latest chatbot technology, Kanthal has taken a new approach to the once drawn-out process in an effort to get you the answers you deserve.

Opening up new possibilities, Kanthal^® part of the Sandvik Group is introducing Thermothal^® KM – a new alloy for Mineral Insulated Cable (MIC) thermocouple manufacturers.

Switching to electrical heating can halve the energy required to produce many goods, while reducing costs and increasing production speed, a report from one of the world’s leading climate-change thinktanks has concluded.