DELIVERING QUALITY
HEAT TREATING SERVICES
Since 1978
Why Heat Treating Services?
Working for you since 1978
The first furnace was installed to heat treat steering knuckles for Ford. We continued to expand by simply installing furnaces to meet specific customer requirements. In 1990, HTS Plant Il was purchased. And in October 1996, HTS acquired Plant Ill in Pontiac, MI. Our three heat treating facilities, combine for over 161,000 square feet, and are capable of producing 50,000,000 pounds per month of heat treat and clean parts. In 2002, we acquired 2.5 acres adjacent to HTS Plant I. This site has existing buildings and is ideal for expanding the scope of value added operations to support drop shipping to our client's customers. In 2005, HTS acquired Trojan Heat Treat in Homer, Michigan consisting of 50,000 square feet of non-quench heat treating. We now combine for over 64,000,000 pounds of monthly capacity.
The numbers you need to know
40+
Years of Service
200,000
SQ FT of Facilities
250
Qualified Employees
4
Production Facilities
We can help with your heat treating needs!
We help large-volume manufacturers and machiners of rough castings and forgings who are frustrated with the lack of support and results they are getting from their heat treat; like consistency, service, technical support, or process improvements.
Heat Treat Services
While others struggle, we strive to thrive and grow.
HTS is a pro-active, innovative organization committed to providing world-class quality and on-time delivery. We have committed to our quality systems and embraced IATF-16949 and ISO 9001 in July 2006. HTS views the IATF and ISO accreditations as a minimum standard of compliance and will continuously seek avenues for improvement in all areas. HTS serves the ferrous metal industries with thermal process and clean capabilities, which exceed sixty-four (64) million pounds per month.
Industry Focus
Consistently ranks with the Top 5 Heat Treat Companies in the U.S. ranked by the Metal Treating Institute (MTI).
Quality Assurance
We believe control of all aspects of the process is the key to 100% conformance.
