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Kanthal's electric heating technology revolutionizes steel production, offering clean, precise, and efficient solutions for various furnace types and temperature requirements.

Car bottom furnaces for ingot heating

Optimize ingot heating with Kanthal’s Fibrothal® car bottom furnaces. Experience superior efficiency, reduced CO2 emissions, and easy installation with electric heating elements and fiber insulation.

The power of innovation

THE POWER OF INNOVATION Through its participation in the EU-funded Nextower project, Kanthal and Alleima have been able to create innovative new materials and components, which are now being used in the development of the next generation of concentrated solar power (CSP) tower systems. Today,

Pit furnaces for ingot heating

Kanthal provides high-quality heating elements for pit furnaces used in ingot heating. Achieve superior efficiency, reduced emissions, and consistent temperature control with our advanced electric heating solutions.

Reduced costs and increased productivity in tube mills

REDUCED COSTS AND INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY IN TUBE MILLS Four times longer service life and improved quality. By utilizing furnace rollers made from Kanthal® APMT, an iron-chromium-aluminum (FeCrAl) alloy, roller hearth furnace owners can boost productivity, reduce maintenance costs, improve

Walking beam furnaces for billet preheating

Steelmakers can cut energy use, eliminate emissions, and improve efficiency by switching to electric heating in walking beam furnaces.

Kanthal joins collaborative research project into the electrification of steel production

By bringing together research institutes and leading companies within the steel industry, the ELROS project aims to find optimal ways of using electric heating in steel production. As one of the project’s participants Kanthal will be contributing with its technological solutions and expertise.

Temperature precision in an aeronautic casting plant

TEMPERATURE PRECISION IN AN AERONAUTIC CASTING PLANT These elements have made it possible to operate virtually without any unscheduled stoppages. The French company Snecma Moteurs is part of the Snecma aerospace propulsion and equipment group, which specializes, among other things, in the