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Brampton Brick LTD is a world leader in clay brick manufacturing. We maintain this by working with strategic partners and individuals that are leading the industry with new technologies that improve our products and save on operating costs and downtime. Norheat Treatment Inc. introduced Brampton Brick to this world class energy saving technology over the last few years, (ITC) ceramics. Norheat has installed these products in our kilns with great success. The benefits that we have continually achieved since then have made a significant impact. These include saving money in fuel costs and dramatically extending our refractory life. I would fully recommend Norheat and the use of their products in your furnace applications. The team at Norheat and ITC are very knowledgeable, professional and offer great customer service. I look forward to a continued relationship.
Ziggy Pabla
Brampton Brick LTD
Cambridge Heat Treating Inc. (CHT) specializes in heat treating of metals, coating services and nitriding services. We are continuously looking for advantages to improve our processes and save operating costs. Norheat Treatment Inc. specializes in thermal recovery and refractory protection materials. They have installed their products in some of our heat-treating furnaces. The benefits that we have achieved since Norheat Installed their thermal recovery technology (ITC ceramics) have made a significant impact. They have included saving money in fuel costs, extending our refractory life and cutting process times by up to 50%. I have found Tom Norris and the team from Norheat to be very professional, and they offer great customer service. I would recommend Norheat and the use of their technologies in your furnace applications. They are a full-service company and we look forward to a further relationship.
Peter Robbins
Cambridge Heat Treating Inc.
This video shows the benefits of applying ITC 100HT Ceramic Coating and 296A Ceramic Top Coat to a gas kiln and a raku kiln at the NC State University Crafts Department. Benefits include greater heat retention and reduction of heat loss through the shell, reduced firing times, improved ware quality, protection of kiln linings and reduction of wear and buildup. Explanation of the application process is also included.