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Heat treating services perform thermal treatments to modify the properties of metals and metal alloys. Common processes include annealing, austempering, case hardening, conventional hardening, homogenizing, hot isostatic pressing (HIP), martempering, normalizing, precipitation hardening, shot peening, solution treating, spheroidizing, stabilizing, and stress relieving.
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Description: no secondary heat treat. Alloy swivel hooks are heat treated quenched and tempered.
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Supplier: Kinetics Metal Injection MoldingDescription: Material Description: K3 is a custom Mo-Fe alloy that provides improved fatigue properties over many other steel alloys while still maintaining good strength components, industrial or structural components and other applications where compressive/tensile wear and fatigue loading is experienced
- Types: Alloy
- Shape / Form: Fabricated Parts / Shapes
- Features: Powdered Metal (Compacted)
- Applications: Structural
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Supplier: Universal Wire Works Inc.Description: Universal 309 electrodes are used for the welding of heat resisting type 309 stainless steel. Deposits retain strength and oxidation resistance up to 2000 degrees F. Typical applications include furnace parts, kiln linings, and heat treat baskets. Alloy 309 is excellent for welding AISI types 405
- Welding Process / Form: Flux Cored Wire
- Alloy Type: Steel - Stainless
- Approvals / Conformance: AWS
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Supplier: Hitachi Metals America, Ltd.Description: Carbon tool steel, easy to heat treat, for small production, 57-63 HRC
- Shape / Form: Squares / Square Bar, Rod / Round Bar Stock, Flats / Rectangular Bar
- Ferrous / Iron Based: Ferrous / Iron Based - Any Type, Carbon Steel (UNS G), Tool Steel (UNS T)
- Alloy: Yes
- Standards / Specifications: JIS
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Supplier: ESAB Welding and Cutting ProductsDescription: Arcaloy 410-16 is recommended for the welding of Type 410 and similar martensitic stainless steels. This alloy is used in many applications including the corrosion and oxidation resistance at elevated temperatures. It is necessary to preheat and post weld heat treat these weldments in all
- Welding Process / Form: Flux Coated / Stick
- Alloy Type: Steel - Stainless
- Approvals / Conformance: ASME
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Supplier: Hubbard-Hall, Inc.Description: heat-treating follows cleaning operations Biodegradable surfactant systems TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Used in job and captive shops where oil is removed and accumulated Heat treat operations Good cleaner/ de-ruster for steel
- Type: Cleaner / Cleaning Agent, Descaler / Desmutter / Dioxidizer, Rust / Corrosion Remover
- Features: Biodegradable
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Supplier: Pollution Control Associates, Inc. (PCA)Description: ! OVERPACK FRAMES AND RINGS Insure tight fit and good interlayer contact, then … HEAT TREAT for several hours at 2000F Creates Metallurgical BOND between honeycomb and interleaving No Rattles, Gaps or Sags due to exhaust pulsation and vibration Withstands all but the most severe
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Supplier: Centurion NDTDescription: . The ED-1100 uses absolute, differential and reflection probes to detect flaws or determine properties such as conductivity, hardness, alloy type, and heat treat condition. The ED-1100 is widely used for a variety of applications including detecting flaws in aircraft wheels, struts, propellers, hubs
- Instrument Type: Flaw Detectors
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Supplier: ADB®Description: Material: Alloy Steel (Certified Heat Treat) Design Factor: 5:1 Safety Factor, Magnetic Particle Inspected Range of Movement: Swivel 360° Specifications: Meets Military Specification No. MIL-STD 209J, Meets ASME B30.26 Finish: Black Oxide Finish for corrosion resistance
- Hoist Ring Type: Side-Pull Hoist Rings
- Features: Swivel
- Metallic: Steel
- Finish: Black Oxide
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Supplier: Bellman-Melcor LLCDescription: Compatible to heat treat cycles of carbon steel
- Brazing Filler Alloys: Silver Alloy Braze
- Cadmium Free: Yes
- Form / Shape: Paste, Powder, Preform, Strip / Sheet / Foil, Solid Wire, Tubular Wire
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Martensitic stainless steel. Very good strength, hardness, and wear resistance while offering some corrosion resistance. Magnetic. Higher hardness typical with oil quench over that of vacuum heat treat. Often used for aerospace, automotive, cutlery, defense, power hand tools, sporting equipment industry, surgical instruments, and applications where high strength and hardness, and some corrosion resistance is required. (read more) -
Low alloy steel, carbon, nickel, molybdenum. A multi-purpose, economical material that offers various strength, hardness, and wear resistance properties depending if it is heat treated and the heat treat process used. Magnetic. Can be plated or coated for corrosion resistance. Used by a very wide range of industries including, automotive, consumer product, firearms, power hand tools, structural, and applications where good strength, hardness and wear resistance is required. The as-sintered... (read more) -
Don't let your tooling become scaled or damaged. Protect your investment while eliminating charcoal and sawdust box packaging with Maudlin Products 309 Tool Wrap. Other manufacturing companies can take weeks, even months, to deliver on your vital industrial products. Not so with Maudlin. We offer 24-hour turnaround on all stock items and our experienced personnel will do everything in their power to ensure your rotating-equipment needs are fully met. In an environment where speed and thousandths... (read more) -
MuShield Heat Treats Parts & Materials On-site. With every magnetic shield MuShield manufactures, the Company's goal is to attain the maximum shielding capacity or permeability for that part while maintaining its dimensional and structural integrity. MuShield meets these objectives by heat treating parts and material on-site. Why is heat treatment necessary?. Typical manufacturing methods for magnetic shielding involve bending, forming, welding, cold working, and mechanical finishing... (read more) -
A recent increase in capacity required an additional O-size TURBO-HEAT-TREATER® to dry and heat-treat AMMONIUM MOLYBDATE to form MOLYBDIC OXIDE. This design operates at temperatures up to 500°C to calcine the material. The unit includes an external natural gas heating system to provide the heat to remove the residual moisture and oxidize the material. A heat exchanger in the exhaust recovers heat by preheating the inlet air to the burner. The TURBO-DRYER® is a proprietary continuous tray dryer... (read more) -
MIM 440C HIP and Heat Treat is a Martensitic stainless steel. 440C has excellent strength, hardness, and wear resistance while offering some corrosion resistance. This material is magnetic, often used for automotive, cultery, industrial equipment, power hand tools, pumps, sporting equipment industry, surgical instruments, valves, and applistions where very high strength, hardness, and wear resistance and some corrosiion is required. Kinetics' quality assurance and engineering organization apply... (read more) -
Despatch is a proven supplier of Drop Bottom Solution Heat Treat Furnace Systems with over 180 systems designed, installed and certified worldwide over the past 75 years. The Aerospace, Military and Automotive industries rely on Despatch as a low risk supplier of this type of equipment. Designed for heat treating large and small batches of aluminum parts, from castings to thin wall aerospace components, the systems usually include a bottom-load furnace with glycol and/or water only quench tanks... (read more) -
Live CHAT designed for GlobalSpec Customers ******. Invar alloy (also know as Invar 36, NILO 36, Pernifer 36, & Invar Steel) is a low expansion alloy consisting of 36% Nickel, balance Iron. Invar exhibits extremely low expansion around ambient temperatures, making Invar Alloy particularly useful in applications where minimum thermal expansion and high dimensional stability is required such as in precision and scientific instruments. Ed Fagan Inc. stocks Invar Alloy sheet, Invar Alloy... (read more) -
also know as Pernifer 46, NILO 46, and Glass Seal 46), Alloy 42 (also know as Pernifer 42, NILO 42, and Glass Seal 42). Download PDF. About Ed Fagan Inc. ED FAGAN INC. supplies the highest quality special purpose metals and alloys for Aerospace/Aviation, Defense, Electronics, Magnetic, Medical, Lighting, Optical, Telecommunications, Ceramics, Heat Treating, and other high-technology industries. We have an extensive inventory of Controlled Expansion Alloys, Electrical/Electronic Nickel, Soft... (read more) -
Live CHAT designed for GlobalSpec Customers *********. Alloy 48 Controlled Expansion Alloy, also know as Pernifer 48, NILO 48, Glass-Seal 48, is a Nickel Iron alloy with 48% Nickel, and the remaining balance Iron. Alloy 48 is used in a wide variety of electronic applications. Alloy 48 controlled expansion alloy is especially useful in glass to metal and ceramic sealing applications that require direct mechanical connections over a range of temperatures in conductors entering glass... (read more)
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Laser Heat Treatment
treat precise areas of metals without involving the entire workpiece. With laser heat treatment, the mass of the material being processed is generally sufficient for rapid heat removal or "quenching ". The enhanced mechanical properties resulting from laser heat treatment depend upon the specific...
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Gardner Denver(R) Blowers Accommodate Growth at a Savings - MINDIS TREATMENT SERVICES
higher flow and pressure. an annual renewable one-year factory warranty on. capabilities. A heat exchanger was installed on the. the Gardner Denver blowers. Karr estimates mainte-. blower discharge main header to insure that the aera-. nance costs are 80% less than what they experienced. tion basin...
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Tool Steel
are always heat treated. Because the parts may distort during heat treatment, precision parts should be semifinished, heat treated, then finished. Severe distortion is most likely to occur during liquid quenching, so an alloy should be selected that provides the needed mechanical properties...
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Straighter shooter
of MIL-S-46047 bar stock 45-in. long and 2.625 in. in diameter. MIL-S-46047 is a special alloy with extra vanadium for long life. Aircraft and commercial barrels are of MIL-S-11595. Sabre purchases these steels by mill run. In the case of the heavy barrel, the mill cuts the material to length and heat...
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Normalizing
at ~100° F into the fully austenite phase region (area of the iron-carbon phase diagram where alloy is 100% austenite), holding at temperature, and then cooling in air. This heat treat operation is used to erase previous heat treating results in carbon steels or low alloy steels, and to produce...
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Bearing metrics for budget-minded projects
to an extremely smooth finish make these materials ideal for bearings in noise-sensitive applications. Another choice, DD400, is suited for corrosive environments. DD400 is a 400 Series martensitic stainless steel prepared by a heat-treat process developed at NMB's parent company, ). Bearings built...
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Getting temperatures right
pathways. For example, thermally conductive electrical wire leads on a sensor may pick up heat from a nearby heating element and conduct it to the sensing device. Type E and J thermocouples use alloy leads that are less thermally conductive. That makes them good candidates for reducing this kind...
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Copper-jacketed germ buster
(UNS S30400, a variation of the 18% chromium 8% nickel austenitic alloy, the most familiar and most frequently used alloy in the stainless-steel family), and a antimicrobial silver-ion (Ag+)-coated 304 stainless steel. E. coli, a food-born pathogen, that in the elderly and children can lead...
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Metal Injection Molding of Co-28Cr-6Mo
Metal injection molding of gas- and water-atomized Co-28Cr- 6Mo powders is evaluated. Sintering is conducted in different atmospheres to evaluate their effects on sintering response and carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen contents. The effects of hot isostatic pressing and heat treat on the mechanical...
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Dimensional Change Comparison of Materials with Different Microstructures
and temperatures, and strengthening material structure by the use of alloying elements and. secondary heat treatments [1]. Often the most convenient or cost effective methods for enhancing. the performance of PM components is to manipulate the alloy system or to perform a heat. treatment...
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Heat treating - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For wood heat treatment, see Heat treatment of wood. There are two mechanisms that may change an alloy's properties during heat treatment. |
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Austenite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Iron-carbon alloy phases Ferrite Allotropes of ferrite include: Carbon steel (?2.1% carbon; low alloy) Spring steel (low or no alloy) |
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Aluminum Solution Heat Treat and Aging Furnace Systems Aluminum Solution Heat Treat and Aging Furnace Systems See SECO/WARWICK Corporation Information |
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DURALOY TECHNOLOGIES, INC. | COMMERCIAL HEAT TREATING Heat Treat Feed Screws Radiant Tube Assemblies Heat Treat Basket Bottoms Heat Treat Muffle End Heat Treat Furnace Rails Spacer Blocks Statically Cast See Duraloy Technologies, Inc. Information |
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ASTM A781 / A781M - 12 Standard Specification for Castings,... ASTM A781 / A781M - 12 Standard Specification for Castings, Steel and Alloy, Common Requirements, for General Industrial Use See ASTM International Information |
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ASTM B247M - 09 Standard Specification for Aluminum and... for Aluminum and Aluminum-Alloy Bar, Rod, and Wire B221 Specification for Aluminum and Aluminum-Alloy Extruded Bars, Rods, Wire, Profiles, and Tubes See ASTM International Information |
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E-16259 Cover More detailed testing on the E2 heat treat is planned to fully support the spin pit testing and analysis which is intended to demonstrate high |
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Heat Treating Terms and Definitions - Engineers Edge Heat Treating Heat Treating Service Companies With Information, Links And RFQs. |
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Heat treatment of high-pressure die-castings Unlike other cast and wrought aluminium alloy parts, it has not been possible to heat treat high-pressure die-castings to improve their mechanical See CSIRO Information |
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