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Heat Treating Services - Peters Heat Treating, Inc. Doug Peters started a heat treating business in 1979 because that’s what his community needed He knew nothing about it, but he was determined to solve this major problem for the tool and die makers who were the backbone of the economy in Meadville, Pennsylvania at the time
About Peters Heat Treating of Meadville, PA and Whether you are a micro-precision manufacturer routinely working with tolerances of less than one ten thousandths of an inch or are manufacturing parts with less stringent tolerances, we believe you will find that Peters’ Heat Treating offers one of the best values in the industry
Job Tracking - Peters Heat Treating, Inc. Job Tracking was designed for customers to view the status of their orders real-time, 24 7 without having to pick up the phone Peters’ Heat Treating’s proprietary Job Tracking System allows you to look up the status of your job online
Placing an Order at Peters Heat Treating, Inc. Placing an order is easy! Fill out a Blade Division Customer Sheet and include it in your shipment of blades Visit our FAQ page for more detailed information
Peters Heat Treating Videos When you’re dealing with companies like that, quality control is front and center Workers are reminded of that every day The motto at Peters’ Heat Treat is ‘It’s not who’s right, it’s what’s right Peters’ Heat Treating has 2 locations, a plant in McKean and one in Meadville
Cryogenics Service for Heat Treating | Peters Heat Treating What is Cryogenics? Cryogenics are used in heat treating to increase the amount of martensite in the steel’s crystal structure, increasing its strength and hardness which in turn imparts very high wear resistance to steels Components are cooled with evaporated liquid nitrogen and can be controlled at temperatures as low as -300℉