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9. Conclusion
The many examples of industrial applications using electric resistance furnaces show that it's not enough to simply compare the energy costs involved in the process when choosing a heating system. Thanks to their versatility, electric furnaces can be used to increase productivity, improve working conditions and ensure consistent product quality, all at a competitive cost, thanks in particular to simplified maintenance.
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ACIM JOUANIN S.A. [email protected]
CERHEC [email protected]
KANTHAL http://www.kanthal.com
RESCAL http://www.rescal.com
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