Industry
News Flash:
Hydrogen
Gas Shortage Caused by Hurricane Katrina Stalls Manufacturing
Chains Nationwide
In addition to all the other problems cause by Hurrican
Katrina, supply lines for hydrogen gas have been seriously
disrupted across the country. Among the manufacturers
seriously affected by the hydrogen gas
shortage are users of hydrogen gas for brazing and annealing.
Options Remain for Your Manufacturing Chain
Many Brazing Operations Disrupted by Hydrogen
Gas Shortage... but Not Rogers Metal.
At Rogers Metal, we use Dissociated Ammonia --
not hydrogen gas -- as an atmosphere for all of our muffle
belt furnaces. When this ammonia is dissociated, it produces
a 75% hydrogen and 25% nitrogen, which Rogers Metal uses
for all brazing atomspheres.
We have been assured that there will be no
problems with Ammonia supply from our vendor and with this in
mind we offer our services to help those compaines affected
by the hydrogen gas shortage.
We can handle copper
brazing of steel and most 300 and 400 series stainless
steel materials. We also silver braze the same materials
along with brass and copper.
How can we help you?
Rogers Metal to Stay Open 24 Hours a Day During
the Hurricane Katrina Crisis
We are
committed to helping other manufacturers stay operative
during this very difficult time. We are well stocked and
have available capacity. Due to our Mid-America location
we are well prepared to handle overages from other parts
of the country.
Please email
us or
call Jonathan Zimmerman at any time day or nite at (815) 762 1340.
Rogers Metal:
Your Brazing Link in the Lean Manufacturing Chain
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