Within the energy industry, we find numerous applications, especially in the processes of extraction, generation and distribution of energy. The traditional use of oil, gas and other conventional generation methods is being replaced by cleaner sources such as wind, solar thermal, tidal and hydrogen, among others. In this context, heat treatments and coatings play a key role in providing specific properties to engineering metal parts, such as hardness, heat resistance and a low coefficient of friction. These properties are essential for these parts to effectively fulfil their functions.

In this sector, critical components such as valves, rods and turbine surrounds undergo Quenching and Tempering processes, as well as various coatings. In the field of electrical distribution, parts that require insulation are coated with ceramics. In wind energy, structural screws are subjected to quenching and tempering processes, while brake rings are coated with chromium. In short, a wide variety of metal parts used in the energy industry are subjected to heat treatments and coatings to strengthen their resistance and ensure optimal performance throughout the life of the products in which they are integrated.

The field of heavy vehicles and tractors covers the manufacture of trucks, buses and tractors used in a variety of applications, such as goods distribution, passenger transport, construction, civil works, and agriculture. In these industries, the TTT Group offers a variety of heat treatments designed to extend the service life of elements such as shafts, gears, chassis, engine components, work tools, etc. blades, transmission components and brakes.

Through techniques such as Quenching and Tempering, Hard Induction and Chrome plating, the strength and durability of these parts are increased. This, in turn, allows heavy vehicles and tractors to perform their functions optimally even in intensive environments and operations.

In this sector, we include the machine tool industry, as well as large machines such as Presses and Bending Machines, along with a variety of other machines operating with metal components designed to withstand stress, wear, and corrosion. In order to strengthen these components, which are essential to maintain operational continuity and extend the service life of the machines, the TTT Group employs a variety of heat treatments and coatings.

Components like cams, gears, shafts, and bearings are subjected to processes such as Quenching and Tempering, Hard Induction, Cementation, Chrome plating, Grinding, and other types of finishes.