Retech News and Events

A ceremony attended by representatives of PFR TFI, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Congress marked the completion of the project, which strengthens the position of the Polish SECO/WARWICK Group in the American market and expands the technological potential of Retech.

Some business stories start small, but over time become symbols of an era. The story of SECO/WARWICK is one of them.

Retech, a SECO/WARWICK Group company, is set to deliver strip casting systems to support expanded rare earth magnet manufacturing within the United States.

A strong R&D department is key to implementing modern metal heat treatment technologies. Today’s industry (e.g., aerospace, defense, medical, energy) requires tailor-made solutions. For years, the SECO/WARWICK Group has provided Partners with access to advanced R&D centers (in Poland, the U.S., and more recently, China), where technologies can be tested on a microscale.

Retech, a SECO/WARWICK Group company, has been contracted to supply a Plasma Gas Atomization (PGA) system to a leading U.S. National Laboratory in support of a strategic critical materials initiative.

A European aircraft engine manufacturer has purchased a VIM furnace from the vacuum metallurgy segment of SECO/WARWICK. The system ordered is a two chamber 50 kg VIM induction furnace designed for equiaxed (EQ) casting. The furnace features a non standard design in which the mold heater, together with the mold, moves horizontally on a specially designed rail mounted trolley after casting, allowing the mold to exit the chamber.