Is in-house or outsourced heat treating better for your operations? This is the single question asked by all manufacturers who require heat treating for their parts. And the truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution.
For OEMs and suppliers who already have equipment and are outgrowing their current capacity, there may be an urgent need to handle overflow. In this case, the question becomes, will the need for increased capacity last? How likely is ROI on your capital investment?
For those without an established in-house operation, on the other hand, there may be too many unknown factors to make an informed decision. Investing in your own furnace may seem like the more economical solution, but smart businesses will ask: What’s the risk?
In this guide, we provide an unfiltered view of the costs of heat treating to help you make informed decisions for your company.
Part 1
The Cost Breakdown
Part 2
Building a Reliable Team
Part 3
Minimum Cost of Labor
Part 4
Support and Maintenance
Part 5
Operational Costs and Equipment
Part 6
Environmental Fees
Part 7
The Outsource Advantage
Part 8
Smart Heat Treating Partnerships
In this guide, we discuss:
- The cost breakdown of in-house heat treating
- Biggest risks and contingencies to plan for
- The benefits of outsourcing
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