Webinar and Industry Furnace Day (German language)

AMS2750 and CQI-9 – a must in heat treatment

That car accidents and plane crashes can be traced back to material defects is something you rarely hear about. This is because the leading manufacturers know that metals obtain many of their important properties, such as hardness or toughness, through targeted and sophisticated heat treatment. To ensure this, aircraft and automotive manufacturers have jointly drawn up appropriate regulations for their suppliers. Today, suppliers and service providers are also members of the industry associations.

Accordingly, the Aerospace Material Specification (AMS) guidelines in aviation and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) in the automotive industry are absolute standards. Heat treatment is regulated in AMS2750 and CQI-9, which is why they are both a MUST for all suppliers in these industries.

Since the 4th edition of the CQI-9 guideline, there is another MUST, namely only certified service providers are allowed for calibration. This may mean that you need a new calibration service. Apart from the fact that JUMO has this certification, you benefit from decades of experience from temperature measurement, control and calibration. We shared this knowledge with you in the webinar and showed how we can help you with the 4th edition of CQI-9.

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The Events

Avoid production stoppage – Why you need a certified calibration service provider after the 4th Edition of the CQI-9

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Requirements for calibration according to the 4th edition of the CQI-9 guideline

Webinar

Industry event furnace construction (in German) Presentations on various topics with inspiring practical examples (in German)

Oktober 6, 2021
09:00 to 16:15 h
Interesting presentations and experience exchange with colleagues from the industry

Virtual event

Your personal contact

Christoph Bollgen

Christoph Bollgen has been market segment manager for industrial furnace construction at JUMO in Fulda, Germany since April 2017. Prior, he gained a lot of practical experience as a service technician for burners and built up a great deal of know-how. The practical experience was the ideal complement to the master's degree program in industrial engineering at the University of Texas Arlington. Before moving to the headquarters in Fulda, he first applied his knowledge as an applications engineer at JUMO Process Control in Syracuse, NY. Here, Christoph Bollgen was also able to expand his experience in the support and implementation of projects. In the webinar and at the industry furnace day, he will share his knowledge of the AMS2750 and CQI-9 guidelines. Also, he is looking forward to exchange ideas with you.

Christoph Bollgen
JUMO market segment manager industrial furnace construction

Head of Global Service / After Sales: Sascha Römer

Your personal contact for service and after sales

Sascha Römer

Sascha Römer took over as Head of Global Service / After Sales at JUMO on 01.07.2020. To this position, he contributes experience from plant engineering and automation technology, with a focus on international project and service management. For years he was a service technician in the automation industry and worked in Mexico and the USA for 5 years in large projects as project manager, service manager and area manager. Over the years he has also extended his professional knowledge: After his technical training as a mechatronics engineer, he underwent master craftsman training and also completed a Master of Business Administration at the University of Barcelona.