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Meet the battery visionaries of the future

What if electric vehicles are just the start of a battery-powered future? Meet three visionaries who share their thoughts on how battery technology will reshape society.

Electric heating in lithium refineries: Benefits and challenges

The potential benefits and challenges of replacing gas-fired heating with electric heating solutions in the sulfuric acid roasting process.

OneJoon heats up the future of battery production

Furnace manufacturer OneJoon trusts Kanthal to deliver the right electric heating system for its kilns and furnaces.

Fibrothal® is key to an electric future

Fibrothal® is powering the shift to electric heating in high-temp industries with fast installation, energy savings, and proven long-term performance.

Meeting the world’s soaring need for lithium-ion batteries

The fast-growing production of lithium-ion batteries will have a knock-on effect on demand for raw material.

Meeting the world’s insatiable need for semiconductors

Shimazu Kinzoku is one of Japan’s leading manufacturers of electric furnaces and heaters.

Kanthal turns up the heat in Scotland

KANTHAL TURNS UP THE HEAT IN SCOTLAND Kanthal’s objective is to be number one in sustainable industrial heating technology – a vision that also encompasses its internal processes. Going forward, around one third of the total power requirement of Kanthal’s plant in Perth, Scotland, will be

How reusing scrap helps Kanthal cut back on raw material use

At Kanthal’s plant in Hallstahammar, reused scrap metal is successfully being used to reduce the need for raw materials in the production process.

Boosting productivity and cutting costs with Kanthal® AF Tubes

Boost productivity and cut costs with Kanthal® AF tubes. Enjoy minimal maintenance and superior performance in industrial furnaces. Learn more

Kanthal and Malhotra Engineers: a four-decades-long partnership

KANTHAL AND MALHOTRA ENGINEERS: A FOUR-DECADE-LONG PARTNERSHIP Based in Pune, India, Malhotra Engineers makes sintering furnaces for powder metallurgy plants, as well as secondary process furnaces, like steam and heat treatment furnaces. Since the 1990s, the company has exclusively used heating