Solar Atmospheres of Michigan
Solar Atmospheres of Michigan has commenced the relocation of the first of eight existing vacuum furnaces from the old Vac-Met premises. The first 38" W x 28" H x 72" D vacuum furnace, decommissioned from the Fraser, Michigan plant, soon will be fully operational in the Chesterfield, Michigan facility. The migration of the next seven vacuum furnaces and other ancillary equipment, originating from the Fraser and Warren, Michigan plants, will occur every two weeks. By the end of 2023, the transferred assets will join the new existing Solar vacuum furnaces to form a new state-of-the-art vacuum thermal treating facility in Michigan.
Bob Hill, president of Solar Atmospheres of Michigan says, “To have all of our operations under one roof is a massive step for our employees and our company. Ownership of the vacant lot next to us gives the opportunity to grow the business more efficiently in one location. We are excited to get through this transition phase and look forward to 2024 and beyond.”
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