AVS, Inc.

AVS, Inc.

Address
60 Fitchburg Road
Ayer
Massachusetts, 01432
United States
Phone: +1 978 772 0710
Fax: +1 978 772 6462
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AVS is the premier supplier of complete, custom manufactured, furnace systems for all types of thermal processing applications. From R&D, concept and design, to complete turn-key installation and commissioning, providing aftermarket upgrades, spare and replacement parts, technical support and service, AVS consistently provides completely hands-free solutions world-wide.

Since 1967 AVS has been providing custom vacuum and pressure furnaces to customers around the world. Our manufacturing facility in Ayer, Massachusetts is vertically integrated with in-house capabilities that include furnace design and engineering, ASME certified welding, panel building, complete integration, and thorough testing procedures of complex furnace systems.

From concept to manufacturing, final assembly, and technical support every AVS employee is invested in your success and dedicated to delivering your complete furnace solution. Our collaborative partnerships with customers worldwide have resulted in thousands of success stories. Put our over 50 years of experience to work for your product’s success.

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