Stress Relieving As the name of the process clearly indicates, Stress Relieving is used to reduce the residual stresses in the microstructure Buy now
Age/Precipitation Hardening Age or Precipitation Hardening (also Aging) is a change in material properties (generally hardening) Buy now
Austenitizing Austenitizing is a process designed to induce the formation of austenite on the alloy. Buy now
Carbon Restoration In the event that in a heat-treating operation the components suffered from decarburization (loss of carbon content) of the surfac Buy now
Vacuum Hardening Vacuum Hardening is an improvement over Conventional Hardening in that the components’ surfaces are protected from possible negative effects of exposure Buy now
Vacuum Tempering Vacuum Tempering is almost always required after hardening (both in an atmosphere furnace as well as in vacuum) Buy now
Vacuum Annealing This premium quality Vacuum Annealing method protects the components’ surfaces from chemical reactions Buy now
Vacuum Carbonitriding It is a thermal process of simultaneously diffusing both carbon and nitrogen into ferrous alloys under partial pressure. Buy now
Vacuum Carburizing Vacuum carburizing is a state-of-the-art thermal process where carburizing is effected under very low pressures. Buy now
Glass Beading Nitrex will use this technique occasionally when sand blasting would be considered too rough. Buy now
Shot Blasting or Peening When tiny steel balls are used the process of blasting parts using this medium will be called shot blasting or peening. Buy now
Sand Blasting Depending on the need, the technique is used either before heat treatment (preparation) or after (e.g., removal of oxidation). Buy now
Cryogenic Treatment/Freezing After a successful quench and temper, it is frequently desirable to subject the work piece to a cryogenic treatment Buy now
Straightening Certain types of components, particularly longer objects such as shafts, tend to distort in high temperature treatment. Buy now