Is this art... or can it be groundbreaking technology? Visitors to THERMPROCESS from 12 to 16 June will be faced with this question at the exhibition stand of the QSIL group of companies in Hall 10 (booth F67) at the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre. The specialist for high-purity fused quartz, special glass, industrial and engineering ceramics as well as refractory metals will be artfully staging its product portfolio in a way that is untypical of the industry.
Under the motto "The Art of High Performance Materials", QSIL presents its state-of-the-art solutions made of high-melting and high-temperature-resistant high-performance materials like masterpieces in an art exhibition.
QSIL products made of fused silica, ceramics and metals are of great use for demanding applications in various industrial and business sectors where heat treatment of materials plays a significant role, e.g. for so-called hot zones, heating elements, furnace racks, reactor tubes, riser tubes, transport rollers, linings and protective tubes, sintering boats, load carriers and containers, nozzles, crucibles and crucible holders, heat exchangers or black emitters in high-temperature and drying plants.
Sophisticated production technologies and manufacturing processes combined with decades of expertise in the processing of high-tech materials enable QSIL to meet customised requirements of large companies as well as small and medium-sized enterprises equally in the highest quality, from prototype to mass production. This makes this year's exhibition concept at THERMPROCESS all the more appropriate: QSIL will be presenting engineering art in two senses!
Under the motto "The Art of High Performance Materials", QSIL presents its state-of-the-art solutions made of high-melting and high-temperature-resistant high-performance materials like masterpieces in an art exhibition.
QSIL products made of fused silica, ceramics and metals are of great use for demanding applications in various industrial and business sectors where heat treatment of materials plays a significant role, e.g. for so-called hot zones, heating elements, furnace racks, reactor tubes, riser tubes, transport rollers, linings and protective tubes, sintering boats, load carriers and containers, nozzles, crucibles and crucible holders, heat exchangers or black emitters in high-temperature and drying plants.
Sophisticated production technologies and manufacturing processes combined with decades of expertise in the processing of high-tech materials enable QSIL to meet customised requirements of large companies as well as small and medium-sized enterprises equally in the highest quality, from prototype to mass production. This makes this year's exhibition concept at THERMPROCESS all the more appropriate: QSIL will be presenting engineering art in two senses!
