Heat Treat Radio

Heat Treat Radio host Doug Glenn discusses indentation plastometry, a new technique for obtaining important mechanical property values for a wide variety of materials. The company’s equipment is just barely 6-months old and is already finding its way into heat treat applications in North America.

Heat Treat Today publisher Doug Glenn discusses hot isostatic pressing with Cliff Orcutt Learn about the revolution that is occurring in the heat treat industry.

Heat Treat Today publisher Doug Glenn continues his conversation with Mark Hemsath about hardening basics. Learn all about the what, why, and how of hardening. Listen and learn!

In a special Heat Treat Radio series, 40 Under 40 winners from the class of 2020 respond with their stories and insights of their life and work in the heat treat industry. This final episode in our series features the stories of Scott Cumming, Jamie Kuriger, and Shawn Orr.

Heat Treat Today publisher Doug Glenn continues his conversation with Mark Hemsath about hardening basics. Learn all about the what, why, and how of hardening. Listen and learn!

In a special Heat Treat Radio series, 40 Under 40 winners from the class of 2020 respond with their stories and insights of their life and work in the heat treat industry. This episode features the stories of Kelly Peters, Bryan Stern, and Andy Muto.

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, interviews Greg Holland from eldec LLC on fluxless, inert atmosphere, induction brazing which could be a viable alternative to some flux-base furnace brazing applications.

Listen to inspiring insights and encouraging views of the heat treat industry from the leadership perspective of these four 40 Under 40 winners who are making valuable impacts on the industry.

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, wraps up a four-part series on CQI-9 Revision 4 changes with Acument Global Technologies’ James Hawthorne and Controls Process’ Justin Rydzewski. In this final episode both of these experts give their advice on how to navigate and comply with Rev 4.

Heat Treat Today publisher Doug Glenn talks with Mark Hemsath about hardening basics. What is, why does it matter, and how do we do it. This is a great primer episode. Listen and learn!

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, talks with Thomas Wingens about the growing popularity of ferritic nitrocarburizing and who this process would benefit most. Listen and learn all about FNC and how it might be a help to your production process.

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, talks with Acument® Global Technologies’ James Hawthorne and Controls Services’ Justin Rydzewski, in this third of four podcasts covering Revision 4 of the automotive industry’s CQI-9 standard. In this episode, the threesome discuss process tables, the newly revised glossary of terms, and other new and helpful resources for those wrestling with the new revision.

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, interviews Thomas Wingens about recent developments in parts washing technology. While many heat treaters gawk at the cost, it could be even more costly if avoided.

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, conducts Part 2 of this 4-part series with Justin Rydzewski and James Hawthorne about Revision 4 of CQI-9. This time, the conversation focuses around heat treat system assessments and job audits.

Heat Treat Radio host Doug Glenn talks with Joe Powell of Integrated Heat Treating Solutions in this fourth and final episode about bringing heat treating into the 21st century. This episode covers Direct from Forge Intensive Quenching – forge shops, listen up!

Heat Treat Radio host Doug Glenn continues his conversation with AMS2750F expert Andrew Bassett. This time the discussion revolves around changes in Temperature Uniformity Survey (TUS) specifications.

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, begins a 4-part series with Justin Rydzewski about Revision 4 of CQI-9. These two experts, who served on the revision committee, are full of interesting information and practical advice on how to understand and comply with CQI-9 Rev.4.

Heat Treat Radio host Doug Glenn talks with Joe Powell of Integrated Heat Treating Solutions in this third of four episodes about bringing heat treating into the 21st century. This episode covers the fascinating heat treatment of a fracking pump valve seat.

Heat Treat Radio host Doug Glenn continues his conversation with AMS2750F expert Andrew Bassett. This time the pair discusses Revision F changes to System Accuracy Tests (SATs).

Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, discusses how one company saved over $700.00 in hard grinding costs PER GEAR on an 18-inch bevel gear. Joe Powell of Integrated Heat Treating Solutions tells how they did it. Listen to find out how Joe helped this company upgrade their heat treating and bring it into the 21st century.

In this first of a three-episode series on AMS2750F, Andrew Bassett of Aerospace Testing & Pyrometry discusses the significant changes in the specification in the areas of thermocouples and calibrations.

In this 4-part series, Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn talks with Joe Powell about bringing heat treating into the 21st century. According to Joe, the real focus should be on the quenching portion of the process where distortion often happens. In many instances, distortion is able to be eliminated. Find out how in this episode.

In this conversation, Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, interviews Mr. Harb Nayar, president and founder of TAT Technologies LLC. Harb is both an inquisitive learner and dynamic entrepreneur who will share his current interests in the powder metal industry, and what he anticipates for the future of the industry, especially where it bisects with heat treating.

In this conversation, Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, interviews Tom Morrison, CEO of the Metal Treating Institute (MTI) to reveal the new look of Furnaces North America (FNA)

In this conversation, Heat Treat Radio host, Doug Glenn, interviews Carl Nicolia, President of PSNergy, to learn about how applying efficient combustion can drastically improve the performance of your machines. Click below to hear about high value solutions and where we stand in the "evolution" of combustive techniques.