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EXHIBITORHighlights Armil CFS, Booth 320


Founded in 1968, with over 50 years of manufacturing experience Armil CFS is pleased to announce our Tru-Heat®


furnace series. Tru-Heat®


furnaces for Burnout, preheat or wax reclamation offer what once were considered custom options in a pre-engineered package. With our compact designs and standard hearth sizes of 3’ x 3’, 4’ x 4’ and 5’ x 5’ Tru-Heat® furnaces are designed to offer years of service with minimal maintenance. Utilizing combustion and controls equipment from the leading manufactures our furnaces offer Low NOx, Oxygen trim, remote access, data acquisition, large display HMI and a UL508A control panels. With an operating temperature range of 450º F-2,150º F and temperature uniformity at +/- 15ºF to 25ºF our furnaces will meet your demands and exceed your expectations. It’s really quite simple: Sound Engineering-High Quality Materials and


Quality Workmanship With installations in 8 countries serving Aerospace, Medical and


commercial investment casting applications our equipment speaks for itself and our customers tell the story. Our custom designs include single or multiple row pusher furnaces, large box, lift off / bell furnaces and specialty configurations to meet your manufacturing needs. We sincerely thank our employees, customers and vendors for allowing us to be part of their success.


Tru-Heat


450°– 2200°F Furnace System


Afterburner Fiberfrax™ Lining


6" – 1800° F 9" – 2200° F


Tru-Flow Hearth


Optional


Armil CFS, Inc. 15660 La Salle St., South Holland, IL 60473 708-339-6810 office • 708-339-0517 fax email: info@armilcfs.com www.armilcfs.com


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