SECO/WARWICK Powers the Shift to High-Tech Heat Solutions

Conceived and delivered by SECO/WARWICK, the EV/CAB system is a milestone for the client-a debut foray into such a specialized production method. With a manufacturing footprint spread across the United States, Germany, China, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand, the company is fortifying its capabilities in automotive thermal exchanger technologies.

“CAB furnaces function through a variable-speed system that conveys parts using a robust stainless-steel mesh,” shared Piotr Skarbiński. “The controlled atmosphere brazing of aluminum process raises component temperatures to brazing thresholds while maintaining a stable, oxygen-free nitrogen environment. This protects structural integrity and ensures consistency. A rising global ethos around sustainability, coupled with tightening environmental regulations, continues to propel the e-mobility movement forward.”

Hybrid Engineering: Efficiency Meets Foresight

The installed CAB system integrates dual heating modalities-electric and gas-ensuring energy flexibility and operational agility. It features a 1.6-meter-wide TTBB furnace chamber, radiation preheat and brazing zones, a tiered cooling system with an air jacket, and a centralized control module. Although the system is primarily electric, optional infrastructure for gas-fired heating has been included, offering a pathway to optimize cost or energy sourcing in the future. Independent heating zones guarantee uniform temperature distribution across products of identical shape and build.

Beyond EVs: Expanding Technological Horizons

In addition to its entry into EV battery chiller production, the company also manufactures intricate metal components for the tech and telecommunications spheres-solidifying its position as a multidisciplinary innovator within high-precision manufacturing landscapes.