Ipsen launches ICON vacuum furnace control platform

Ipsen USA has announced the launch of ICON, its next-generation vacuum furnace control platform, now available on most standard Ipsen furnace models (Courtesy Ipsen USA)
Ipsen USA has announced the launch of ICON, its next-generation vacuum furnace control platform, now available on most standard Ipsen furnace models (Courtesy Ipsen USA)

Ipsen USA, Cherry Valley, Illinois, USA, has announced the launch of ICON, its next-generation vacuum furnace control platform, now available on most standard Ipsen furnace models. Developed through extensive customer collaboration and real-world testing, the company states that ICON combines the proven strengths of Ipsen’s CompuVac and VacuProf control systems into a single, modern interface, with additional features intended to improve the user experience and provide greater visibility into furnace operations.

The launch marks the culmination of an 18-month development effort focused on understanding how customers interact with their equipment every day. Throughout the process, Ipsen gathered feedback from operators, maintenance personnel, and management teams to develop what the company describes as a platform that is both intuitive and capable of meeting the evolving needs of today’s heat treaters.

“ICON represents more than a new control system. It reflects how our customers want to operate their furnaces,” said Aymeric Goldsteinas, Vice President of Digital Technologies at Ipsen. “By listening to their feedback throughout development, we’ve created a platform that simplifies operation while providing the information users need to make informed decisions.”

Before its public release, ICON was reportedly evaluated in demanding production environments, including a commercial heat treater and a global aerospace manufacturer. Ipsen states that feedback from both organisations helped refine the platform and confirmed its ability to deliver an intuitive user experience while supporting the high standards required in critical heat-treating applications.

ICON is available immediately on most standard Ipsen vacuum furnace models. Availability for larger, highly customised, or specialised furnace configurations may vary during the initial rollout as Ipsen continues to expand compatibility across its product portfolio.

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