How well do you know Temperform? Please allow us to introduce or reintroduce ourselves. Founded in 1970, Temperform is one of the nation’s leading specialty manufacturers of heat, corrosion, abrasion-resistant castings, and machined components. High-quality, award-winning, high-touch service is our hallmark. Temperform has rapidly developed a reputation for exceeding customer expectations, as well as, excelling with customization, vertical integration, and industry innovation. Temperform’s Mission Temperform exists to serve and satisfy the needs of its customers. This is accomplished...Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered what Temperform can do for you? Be sure to check out our new capabilities document. Download our Capabilities document (PDF) Our production capabilities include Research & Development, job quantities, and production quantities with internal specialties in design, CAD, solidification software, and a full-service engineering and integrated pattern shop. We’ve tailored our processes to serve you. We use a wide variety of alloys Heat Resistant Corrosion Resistant Abrasion Resistant Nickel Base Alloys White Irons Ni-Hard...Continue Reading
Kaizen is a Japanese expression meaning “change for better” or continuous improvement – whatever you are doing, you can do it better. At Temperform, we strive for continuous improvement every day. Breaking apart and putting together The first part of the word, kai, means “to break apart,” and zen means “to put back together better.” This is exactly what happens during a kaizen event—using cross-functional teams, and lean thinking ensures success and sustainable change. During a one- to...Continue Reading
Thank you for taking a moment to get to know us. We are proud to provide a variety of steel castings to many different industries. We take special care to combine the right alloys for your heat, wear, and corrosion-resistant applications. Thanks for watching and please subscribe to our channel!Continue Reading
Today, we’re sharing an excerpt from: “Castings for the Mining Industry” by John Mortlock, Manager Technical Services Division Bradken Consolidated, Ltd. Types of Abrasive Wear By convention, three types of abrasive wear are recognized – gouging abrasion, high-stress abrasion, and low-stress abrasion. These classifications are made on the basis of the operating stresses rather than the actual abrading action. Gouging Abrasion This is wear that occurs when coarse abrasive material tears off sizeable particles from wearing surfaces. The...Continue Reading
