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Four steps to electrification

Four steps to electrify your continuous line

The benefits of electric heating over gas in roller hearth furnaces

In roller hearth furnaces, electric heating increases temperature control while also significantly reducing CO2 emissions and improving energy efficiency.

A cleaner, quieter heating solution for annealing lines

By using electric heating instead of gas for annealing processes, steel producers can significantly reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

There’s nowhere else I would want to go

Want a career and a workplace dominated by great team spirit and a lot of problem-solving tasks? Do like Kanthal process engineers Bryony Harper and Helena Lockie.

Four industry voices about electric heating

Electric heating can have a positive impact on industry’s carbon footprint, according to answers from four industry representatives.

Upgrading steel industry safety

Level up your steel manufacturing safety with electric heating solutions and experience a healthier, cleaner working environment for you and your team.

Lead the steel industry decarbonization

Be the hero of sustainable steel production by harnessing the power of electric heating technology.

Next level high quality steel production

Electric heating processes for your steel production will level up your productivity and enable guaranteed high quality steel manufacturing.

The many benefits of electric heating in galvanizing lines

In galvanizing furnaces, electric heating offers superior temperature control compared with gas, as well as higher thermal efficiency and lower CO2 emissions.

Continuous furnaces

Whether it’s annealing and galvanizing lines or a roller hearth furnace, electric heating can make the process cleaner and more efficient, while greatly reducing maintenance and repairs. Whether it’s annealing and galvanizing lines or a roller hearth furnace, electric heating can make the