New Hearth.com Factory Tour - Heatfab

[webbie]

Check out how stainless steel rigid liner is made!

See the newest tour at the Visits area:
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/visits/

I will be updating this in the future with a video and more information about the history of Heatfab. I hope you enjoy the short tour!

 

[NWfuel]

I am impressed with the story telling. The pictures are detailed and very well written. Who is the new hire?
GREAT JOB!
Thomas

 

[webbie]

New Hire=Me.......
Me, myself and I.

I would have a tour of your setup, but I know it is secret squirrel and I have destroyed all materials relating to it.


Maybe I can get a tour of the new expanded SC facility sometime - if nothing else it would mean I could write off a trip to the NW.

 

[begreen]

Nicely done Craig. There are some serious sheetmetal toys there. I like the combo of high tech machines and low tech in the shot of the seam welder with the galvanized farm trough below it.

 

[jpl1nh]

WOW! Just had to "pipe" in with what an impressive tour that is. Glad to see an Americam company who's doing well by going down the tubes!

 

[webbie]

You will like the Video when I finish it - the making of the 4 piece elbow is pretty dang cool. It's hard to imagine there is so much work in making a single el.

I saw automatic machines at a trade show to make light gauge galv els, but unless you are making tens of thousands of them a week, it probably isn't worth it. Pretty neat technology though - there are so many steps in making one...

Oh, here is one of the machines:
http://www.clevtool.com/ctm678th.htm

(notice they only do 24 ga galv, heat fab does 22 ga and stainless, etc.)

 

[moondoggy]

that was cool stuff.
thanks man.