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How to replace a Fibrothal® heating module
Kanthal’s Fibrothal® heating modules have been a pivotal component of industrial heating since the 1970s. As industries transition towards electrifying large-scale heating applications, Fibrothal® remains indispensable. In this instructional video, expert Marcus Eckhardt will guide youNiMn2
NiMn2 NiMn2 is a nickel/manganese grade designed for use at temperatures up to 1000°C. This grade of material is commonly used for electrical resistor terminations. The addition of Mn to pure nickel brings much improved resistance to sulphur attack at elevated temperatures and improves strengthHow Kanthal plans to uphold its leadership in electric industrial heating
Learn how Kanthal aims to sustain its leadership in electric industrial heating with innovation, digitalization, and a customer-centric approach.
Kanthal revamps industrial gas heating with Prothal® portfolio
Kanthal's Prothal® portfolio aims to change the landscape of industrial process gas heating with innovative, efficient, and sustainable electric solutions.Kanthal and Danieli announce strategic partnership
Kanthal, a world leader in electric industrial heating technology, and Danieli, a major global supplier of turnkey plants and equipment for the iron- and steel industry, have announced a strategic partnership to jointly scale up Kanthal’s demonstrated electric process gas direct-heating
The Smart Shift: Next-Level Braking for Wind Farms
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Best-in-class alloys for accurate and durable shunt performance
Discover Kanthal® alloys for shunt applications, engineered for precise, dependable, and long-lasting shunt performance.
Balancing the scales: Onshore and offshore wind energy pivotal in global expansion
Explore the pivotal roles of onshore and offshore wind energy in sustainable global expansion, featuring expert insights on technological advancements, operational strategies, and future trends in wind energy.
What next for heat treatment technology?
WHAT'S NEXT FOR HEAT TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY? The growth of additive manufacturing is creating new challenges in the field of heat treatment technology and prompting a shift toward electrification and greater flexibility from heat treatment equipment. These changes are expected to affect heat
Feeling the heat
FEELING THE HEAT The ability to produce complex geometries and internal features has led many to believe that additive manufacturing will change the nature of advanced manufacturing. But as the industry moves from solely prototype manufacturing to production of ready-to-use parts, quite a few