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Happy 60th Anniversary
HAROLD B. JOHNSON
The year was 1950, Charles Schultz created the Peanuts comic strip, the first self service elevator was installed, Xerox machines were fired up for the first time, and Harold Johnson went to work for Surface Combustion.
It is now 2010, Peanuts continues on in re-runs long after Charles Schultz. Elevators and copy machines make our lives a little easier, and so does Harold Johnson, as he celebrates 60 years of working with Surface Combustion.
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June 14, 2010
FOCUSING ON FORGING... WHAT'S HAPPENING?
The need for large scale furnace systems for forgings has increased dramatically over the last several years. Part of this activity is fueled by the need to process large diameter and cross section pieces used for wind power turbine gears and bearings. Other applications include conventional power plant turbine and ship and marine transmission systems.
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