Conventional Carburizing Carburizing is a process of controlled diffusion of carbon into the surface of a component Buy now
Conventional Carbonitriding Carbonitriding is a process similar to carburizing whereby ammonia is added to the carburizing atmosphere Buy now
Conventional Hardening/Quenching Hardening is one of the oldest metallurgical processes known to man, originally in the form of heating a sword in the fire and then throwing it into the lake to make it harder. Buy now
Conventional Tempering Tempering is almost always required after hardening (both in an atmosphere furnace as well as in vacuum, as described further) Buy now
Conventional Quench & Temper Quenching and tempering are the most fundamental heat treatments available Buy now
Normalizing The main purpose will usually be an improvement and homogenization of the grain structure. Buy now
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