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The BeaverMatic is the
workhorse of every heat treat shop.

Known for its reliability since the early 1960s when it was first introduced, this proven performance furnace has a unique design concept which focuses on three basic objectives:

ease of operation;

minimum maintenance; and

the ability to meet specific customer needs.

The Internal Quench Furnace, known as IQF, offers process versatility designed for carburizing, carbonitriding, through hardening, bright annealing and normalizing with various atmospheres.

Unique IQF design features include the quench tank, heating configuration, load transfer mechanism, and controls.

BeaverMatic Internal Quench Furnace

Many advantages for choosing a BeaverMatic IQF include:

Low initial or installed cost

Simplified design for ease of operation

Smooth load transfer

Minimum maintenance

Engineered for reliability to maximize uptime

Zero water requirements with air-cooled fan

Proven performance equipment

BeaverMatic built the world’s largest IQF

with load capabilities of 15,000 lbs.

Three Internal Quench Furnace Designs

Working Dimensions Load Pump Quench Tank Overall Dimensions

Width Length Height Lbs. H.P. Capacity Gal. Width Length Height

18” 24” 14” 250 3 500 5’-6” 19’ 8’

18” 24” 20” 400 3 600 5’-6” 19’ 8’

24” 36” 20” 500 3 675 6’ 21’ 9’

24” 36” 26” 750 3 675 6’ 21’ 10’

30” 48” 20” 1,000 5 750 6’-6” 24’ 9’-6”

30” 48” 26” 1,500 5 1,250 7’-6” 24’ 10’

30” 48” 32” 2,000 5 1,500 8’ 24’ 11’-6”

36” 48” 20” 1,500 7-1/2 1,500 9’ 24’ 9’-6”

36” 48” 26” 2,000 7-1/2 1,750 10’ 24’ 10’

36” 48” 32” 2,000 7-1/2 2,000 11’ 24’ 11’-6”

48” 48” 32” 2,500 10 2,500 11’-6” 25’ 11’-6”

48” 48” 38” 3,000 15 3,000 12’ 25’ 11’-6”

36” 48” 48” 4,000 15 4,000 12’ 25’ 13’-6”

36” 72” 36” 4,000 15 4,000 12’ 29’ 11’-6”

48” 72” 36” 5,000 15 5,000 12’ 29’ 11’-6”

Jack Beavers developed furnace designs using templates; drawings were non-existent at Top Line Furnace Corp., located in California in the early 1960s. Jack challenged other furnace manufacturers with his determination for excellence. His correspondence stated, "The BeaverMatic Furnace challenges any furnace of its type for cost, quality, simplicity, ease of maintenance and performance."

This statement still stands true 40 years later.