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Hardening is a metallurgical process for increasing the hardness of metals by thermal transformation (quench and temper)

Homogenization is done to reduce chemical segregation that results from the casting process.

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Controlled nitriding/nitrocarburizing imparts a high surface hardness which results in a higher resistance to wear, scuffing, galling, seizure, and an improvement in corrosion.

Normalizing is a relatively simple process, but its parameters depend greatly on the type of steel and the desired result.

Replacement parts and services available for Nitrex heat-treating furnaces as well as UPC-Marathon process and flow control equipment.

Age hardening or precipitation hardening (also known as aging) is a change in material properties (generally hardening) effected by holding parts at moderately elevated temperatures, without any change in the chemistry of the alloy.

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Sintering is the process of compacting, welding together, and forming a solid mass of material from small particles without melting.

Conventional or vacuum tempering is almost always required after hardening to reduce the hardness and brittleness to a desirable level.

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