Source: Ipsen
Where is all of the action happening? In the "hot zone". More than just a catchy name, you always want to make sure this high-impact area is working the best it can.
This best of the web article will show you how to maintain your hot zone with three key tips, and then give you a 5-point run-down on how you know you it’s time to replace it.
An excerpt:
"Depending on your process and parts, hot zones can last for many years (5-8 years on average) or may need to be replaced more frequently. Several factors that affect the lifespan of a hot zone include:"
Read more: "A Look Inside the Furnace: Hot Zone Maintenance for Extending Lifespan"
