北京迪富爱科技术有限公司为客户提供高温真空炉技术咨询以及技术服务。所代理的CVI 森特真空工业炉公司成立至今已为全世界客户设计、制造、安装了超过6500台（套）高温真空炉设备，在中国销售上百台（套）。CVI 森特高温真空炉产品系列包括热区尺寸超过10立方米的用于工业生产的大型高温真空生产型炉设备，也具有小型的适用于研发的实验室型高温真空炉，工作温度高达3500°C。各应用系列高温真空炉均具有适用于研发和大批量生产的不同型号，CVI森特真空工业公司也可以根据用户具体应用需求提供定制设计和制造。CVI森特真空工业炉公司总部位于美国新罕布什尔州纳舒厄(Nashua, NH)，包括工程设计部、生产部、市场部、销售部、以及售后服务部等。在总部设有应用工程中心（Applied Technology Center)，为全球客户提供工艺研发以及试烧服务。
公司历史与技术
北京迪富爱科技术有限公司成立于2012年，北京迪富爱科技术有限公司是 CENTORR Vacuum Industries LLC, 森特真空工业炉公司中国代表处在国内的代理运营商。Centorr Vacuum Industries森特真空工业炉公司是由北美的两个主要的炉子制造公司，Centorr森特炉公司和Vacuum Industries 真空工业公司，联合在一起合并组成的。这两家真空炉制造公司在热加工处理解决方案的发展和制造领域均有着悠久历史。Centorr森特炉公司建立于1962年，为金属和陶瓷加工提供了广泛应用的高温真空炉，并在光纤光缆拉伸和气体净化方面具有特有的专门技术。Vacuum Industries 真空工业公司,建立于1954年，主要致力于各种各样的金属和陶瓷的脱粘、烧结和致密化的产业化规模生产型炉设备。多年来，已经成功开发了应用于MIM金属注射成形、退火、真空钎焊、真空扩散焊接、陶瓷烧结、粉末金属加工、热处理、真空感应加热、碳/石墨应用等各系列高温真空设备。
Centorr Vacuum Industries森特真空工业炉公司1997年1月被其管理团队从LOI集团中回购。这使得森特真空工业炉公司为更好地满足客户的需求迈出了战略性的一步。作为所有者和管理者的经营团队的新的角色为创造和维护满意的客户提供了更大的灵活性和发展动力。森特真空工业公司位于新罕布希尔州的纳舒厄Nashua市，距离马萨诸塞州的波士顿约1小时车程。
技术领先：
北京迪富爱科技术有限公司是 CENTORR Vacuum Industries LLC, 森特真空工业炉公司中国代表处在国内的代理运营商。Centorr Vacuum Industries森特真空工业炉公司不断创新，一直致力于为客户提供创新高温真空炉设备，以满足高难材料真空热处理的需求。CVI的高温真空炉设计与制造在世界上居领先地位，产品广泛应用于感应熔铸、高温烧结、粉末热压致密化、真空扩散焊结、真空钎焊、真空热处理、先进陶瓷烧结、MIM金属注射成型脱脂-烧结、CVD化学气相沉积等各种应用。
工厂设施：
北京迪富爱科技术有限公司是 CENTORR Vacuum Industries LLC, 森特真空工业炉公司中国代表处在国内的代理运营商。Centorr Vacuum Industries森特真空工业炉公司工厂设施完善，包括机加工、金属成形、机电集成、真空炉测试、工艺试烧、工艺测试等。办公和生产场地面积3700平方米，进来又新增了高达17米的装配厂房，专门用于大型立式炉的组装与测试。厂房配备了2MW的电力设施以及水、气等公辅设施，以满足制造、测试大型卧式或立式高温真空炉的需要。
应用技术中心（APPLIED TECHONOLOGY CENTER, ATC）：
北京迪富爱科技术有限公司是 CENTORR Vacuum Industries LLC, 森特真空工业炉公司中国代表处在国内的代理运营商。Centorr Vacuum Industries森特真空工业炉公司在不断创新高温真空炉设计与制造外，还一直致力于应用技术中心的发展，为客户提供材料或工艺的试烧服务。ATC应用技术中心实验室配备多台各种配置的高温真空炉，满足客户各种材料与工艺的测试需求。
为客户提供工艺测试是CVI客户服务的重要组成部分，致力于客户的成功，帮助客户在采购设备前验证技术路线、以及具体工艺，保障客户的设备投资。此外，应用技术中心还配备专业技术人员，为客户提供工件试烧服务。
Market Achievements/Process Offering
Centorr Vacuum Industries' leading position has been achieved through high quality engineering and manufacturing to reinforce experienced product management for the application fields served. Centorr Vacuum Industries has introduced many furnace solutions over the years. which have included:
| Year | System/Equipment | Process/Product |
|---|---|---|
| 1954 | Retort Furnace, In-Situ Cooling Arc Melting Furnace Induction Melting Furnace Vacuum Hot Press Hi-Temp. CVD Resistance Furnaces | Annealing titanium Nuclear reactor fuel alloys Nuclear reactor fuel alloys Ceramics composite research Pyrographite deposition |
| 1961 | 10 Meter Long Furnace with vacuum cooling chamber Semicontinuous Carousel Furnace with load lock | Annealing Titanium Sintering tungsten carbide |
| 1964 | First Multipurpose Vacuum Furnace SYSTEM VII Physical Test Furnace | Gen. Purpose - heat treat, melt, weld, braze Physical test of materials in controlled atmosphere and temperature |
| 1966 | Resistance Cold Wall Furnaces with gas quench | Production vacuum heat treating |
| 1967 | Crystal Growth Furnace | Adjustable gradient furnace |
| 1969 | Immersion Platen Diffusion Bonding Press | Aircraft components |
| 1975 | Fiber Draw | Fiber optic drawing furnace |
| 1977 | 30 Meter Long Horizontal Furnace | Thermal treatment - Inconel tubing |
| 1979 | Vacuum Induction Melt Semi-continuous | Equiax and directional solidification for investment casting |
| 1982 | Vacuum Sintering Furnace Belt Furnace | PM tool steels Continuous operation above 1200°C |
| 1984 | Pressure Sintering Furnace | Carbides & ceramics |
| 1985 | Production CVD Furnaces | Advanced ceramics |
| 1987 | Injectavac™ Sintering Furnace Diffusion Bonding Hot Press | PM injection-molded components Pour ram 42x42, 250 Ton-Turbine Blades |
| 1989 | Rotavac™ | Rotary furnace for refining powders |
| 1991 | Testorr™ Materials Testing Furnace | Materials mechanical testing |
| 1992 | Injectavac II™ | 500 kg. P/M parts - brazing |
| 1993 | Transparent Furnace Introduction | See-through furnace |
| 1994 | Tungsten Mesh Belt Furnace | Patent Awarded |
| 1995 | High Pressure/Temperature with Dilitometer Controlled Atmosphere Sealing Furnace | Growth studies on high performance materials lighting industry |
| 1996 | High Capacity Graphitization Furnace Continuous Debind/Sintering of non-oxide ceramics in revolutionary design Pusher Furnace | 2600°C - 8'x10', Turnkey Installation 2500°C |
| 1997 | Fiberdraw 11 B/E Preform Consolidation |
Higher capacity fiber drawing with improved process control Glass consolidation for fiber drawing |
| 1998 | High Capacity CVI for CFC Fiberdraw for 80mm Preform Continuous tantalum capacitor sintering furnace Fiberdraw for low temperature applications | 2750°C - 50" x 52" Improved fiber quality and run length Improved quality throughput 350°C |
| 1999 | Metal Hot Zone MIM - Generation 1 design | Processing of high purity SS/Ti MIM |
| 2000 | Large 2300°C/300Ton Vacuum Hot Press Large 2300°C SiC Debind & Sinter design with high output thermal incinerator | 2300°C processing of non-oxide ceramics 2300°C processing of large SiC parts |
| 2001 | High Capacity 25 cu ft (0.73cm3) Tungsten Carbide Sinter Furnace | Uniformity of ±2.5°C |
| 2002 | Large Scale Crystal Growth Furnace Design | Processing of delicate materials in high volumes |
| 2003 | State-of-the-art CVD System for SiC/MTS Intellution HMI/PLC Control Strategy furnace designs | New Liquid Injection Dosing system Executed for batch and continuous |
| 2004 | Vacuum Equipment for Nuclear Materials | Custom vertical and horizontal vacuum furnaces for proprietary applications |
| 2005 | 40' (12m) Hot Wall/Cold Wall Vacuum Furnaces for Tube Heat Treatment Remote I/O Design Strategy | Difficult processing requirements Minimizes furnace wiring and installation times |
| 2006 | Commercialize 2nd Generation 'Modular' MIM furnace | Achieved ±0.5° uniformity with precision gas/vacuum control |
| 2007 | Provides 5 Armor Furnaces for non-oxide ceramics to 4 different manufacturers | Sizes varied from2 cu ft. to 50 cu ft. with debind and sinter capability |
| Six 2900°C heat treat furnaces provide for Carbon/Graphite work | 100 cu ft size with cold traps and fast cooling package | |
| Introduce new low-cost LF-15 Furnace for R&D Introduce new interchangeable hot zone Hot Press | 2000°C capability in low/high vacuum Used for metals and ceramics testing | |
| 2008 | 90ft. (28m) Cold Wall Vacuum Furnace for Annealing Large 140 cu ft size Graphite Sintering furnace | Large International Contract for China For diesel particulate filtration market |
| 2009 | 2900°C Production size Bottom Load heat treat furnaces provided for Carbon/Graphite work | 30" dia x 40" size with fast cooling package |
| Five (5) Ceramic Sintering Furnaces of various sizes for SiC sintering | CVI leads sales of equipment in Ceramics | |
| 2010 | 90ft. (28m) Cold Wall Vacuum Furnace for Tube Annealing Two (2) 600kgs Ceramic Sintering Furnaces for B4C Armor sintering | Large International Contract for Japan CVI's proprietary gas system design is favored by Industry leaders. |
| 2011 | Sapphire Annealing Market Continued Growth in Ceramic Sintering | Multiple unit orders for Asia and USA Larger size debind and sintering units sold |
| 2013 | Introduced 2nd Generation Workhorse furnace line Commercialized low cost HMI control system | Improved design with lower pricing Based on Specview/Yokogwa Platform |
| 2016 | Offered new 2BAR gas quench Heat Treat Lab unit Commercialized low cost HMI control system Developed units for AIN Substrate business | Sold to world leaders in Aviation Engine Market Based on Specview/Yokogawa Platform to support growsing LED market |
Customer Base
Users of Centorr Vacuum Industries' furnace equipment include leading government and private research organizations, universities, and manufacturing firms engaged in processing existing materials for improved properties or developing entirely new types of materials. With over 6500 systems installed, Centorr Vacuum Industries has an established reputation for supplying advanced design high-temperature vacuum and controlled environment processing equipment which is expertly crafted and field-proven for dependable operation. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you and be of service on your vacuum furnace opportunity.
Meet the CVI Team
Chief Executive Officer
William J. Nareski
Bill Nareski is the Chief Executive Officer and controlling shareholder of Centorr Vacuum Industries, Inc. He brings a distinguished career which includes both operational management and corporate development positions. His direct line experience includes engineering, sales, marketing, and finance. Bill has also managed the successful U.S. market introduction of vacuum related equipment for Ulvac Ltd. and served as an electrical engineer for the Missile Systems Division of Raytheon. Bill has an M.B.A. from Harvard University and B.S. and M.S. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
VP of Operations
Stephen Hewitt
Steve has been a part of Centorr Vacuum Industries since 1980. Originally hired as a Field Service Engineer, Steve has risen through the ranks of Field Service, Quality Control, Aftermarket, and is currently Vice President of Operations.
Engineering Manager
Ernie Morin
Ernie joined Centorr Vacuum Industries in 2015 as Director of Engineering. Knowledgeable in a variety of high-temperature applications, he has worked in the vacuum furnace industry since 2009 and has experience in crystal growth, gas pressure sintering, and a variety of Ceramics and Metals processes. Ernie has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and an MBA from Plymouth State University. He is a member of the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA).
Operations Manager
Vincent Massua
Vinny has been with Centorr Vacuum Industries since 1974, having started as a sawyer in the manufacturing department. He is involved in every phase of vacuum furnace construction from initial design to final manufacturing and oversees the entire manufacturing process for Centorr Vacuum Industries.
Aftermarket Sales - Centorr Line
Alan A. Fostier
Alan graduated from Franklin Pierce College in Rindge, New Hampshire and holds a degree in Public Administration. He started with the Aftermarket Services Department of Centorr Associates in 1987 and continued on with Centorr Vacuum Industries in 1990. Alan is responsible for Aftermarket sales and service for the Centorr product line.
Aftermarket Sales - Vacuum Industries Line
Daniel R. Demers
Dan has been with Centorr Vacuum Industries since 1984 and is a graduate of Bishop Brady. He handles Aftermarket Sales for the Vacuum Industries line of Production furnaces. Dan also manages the invoicing and scheduling for Centorr Vacuum Industries' Applied Technology Center Laboratory.
Market Manager - Laboratory/Fiber Optic Furnaces
Paul F. Lennon
Paul started with Centorr Furnaces in 1986 and has a lengthy career in technical sales. He has responsibility for the marketing and development of the Centorr line of high temperature Laboratory and Fiber Optic furnaces. Paul has held positions in the field of Elastomeric Materials Production and Operations as well as Aerospace Airframe and Powerplant Engineering. Paul has many year’s experience providing furnace systems for a variety of Ceramic sintering, Fiber Optics, Crystal Growth, and Metals processing Industries.
Market Manager - Ceramics/PM
Scott K. Robinson
Scott attended Alfred University's SUNY College of Ceramics with a degree in Ceramic Engineering. He has been with Centorr Vacuum Industries since 1999 and has worked in the furnace and refractories industry for over 20 years. He handles the Production sized furnaces for Ceramics and Hardmetals, Metal Injection Molding, and Continuous Belt and Pusher furnaces.
Accounting and Administration Manager
Kellie J. Daneau
Kellie has been with Centorr Vacuum Industries since 2012 and has a B.S. degree in Accounting/Finance from Southern New Hampshire University. Kellie worked in the human resource management industry for 13 years prior to joining Centorr and currently manages the Finance, Human Resources, and IT functions for the company.
In 1954, the vacuum furnace manufacturer Vacuum Industries, Inc. was founded in Somerville, MA. In 1960 the firm was sold to GCA Corporation of Boston, MA, and in 1991, VI merged with Centorr Furnaces, Suncook, NH into a new entity named Centorr Vacuum Industries, Inc., of Nashua, NH, forming one of the largest manufacturers of custom high-temperature vacuum and controlled atmosphere furnaces in North America.
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