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Solar Manufacturing


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s one of the nation’s premier developers of innovative
vacuum-furnace designs, Solar Manufacturing strives
for energy efficiency, lower cost of ownership and
highest performance.  Our trailblazing engineering offers
commercial and captive heat treaters the most technically
advanced furnaces designed for a wide range of vacuum heat-
treating processes. Model sizes range from compact laboratory
furnaces to mid-size horizontal production furnaces to huge
car-bottom vacuum furnaces.  Solar Manufacturing has also
developed a name throughout the industry in aftermarket
support for replacement hot zones, spare parts and service.

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THE BRIGHTEST SOLUTIONS THROUGH INGENUITY

PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA

To learn more about our vacuum furnaces,
call 267-384-5040 or visit solarmfg.com/mentor


  • Graphite insulated hot zone

  • Max temperature of 3000°F ±10°F

  • Skid mounted for easy shipment and
    maneuverability


The Mentor® is loaded
with standard production
furnace features and
rugged enough to perform
without compromise.

This is not your typical Lab vacuum furnace.

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Representatives Throughout North America

Tenaxol AD5088 IH 2015

PIONEERS IN POLYMER
QUENCHANTS...

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Ta k e a look at all we can do to help your operation
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