CEC Sells Titanium Anneal Furnace to D-J Engineering

Kennesaw, GA (July 22, 2008) – D-J Engineering, a subsidiary of the D-J Group of Companies, has contracted with Consolidated Engineering Company (CEC) to purchase a titanium annealing furnace.  D-J needed a furnace that could handle a wide thermal range of 700°-1350°F with only a +/- 8°F tolerance in uniformity and that had the ability to control cool the parts from 1350°F down to 700°F. 

CEC proposed a roller hearth titanium annealing furnace that could be loaded from one end and that was proven to hold to the required uniformity standards. With the addition of this new furnace, D-J Engineering is now able to increase the number of projects that require titanium annealing, titanium stress relief, beta stabilization and titanium aging.

About DJ Engineering
The D-J Group of Companies specialize in Machining, Sheet Metal, Assembly, Composite, Extrusions, Hot Forming, and Engineering, and employs over 300 people with 250,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities. They have worked on many projects including: The Boeing 767 Global Transport Tanker and KC-135 Tanker Programs, The Delta Rockets Programs, Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), F22, F18, F15, Bell Helicopter V-22 Osprey and the Gulfstream G-IV and G-V, Boeing 737, 747, 767,777, and 787.

About CEC
For 50 years CEC has been building its reputation as a world leader in quality heat processing technology. Over the years CEC has experienced phenomenal growth with over 3,400 installations worldwide, of which 60% are from repeat customers. With a comprehensive background in innovative heat processing technologies, and 110 U.S. and foreign patents, CEC can help turn any heat processing challenge around by lowering labor costs through increased automation, efficient process control and reduced energy consumption, while maintaining consistent product quality.