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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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  • Cast Iron
    and wear resistant, but still quite machinable. As laminations become finer, hardness and strength of the iron increase. Lamination size can be controlled by heat treatment or cooling rate. Cast irons that are flame hardened, induction hardened, or furnace heated and subsequently oil quenched contain
  • Low Friction, Hard, and Corrosion Resistant (.pdf)
    . co, offers Ionit Ox®, a combination. relatively high compared to the. sprayed coatings. of plasma nitrocarburizing and ox-. bore diameter; the heat flow from. in cylinder bores. idizing. These treatments create a. cylinder bore to the cooling system. replace conven-. tional cast iron. new surface
  • Carbon Steel
    Carbon steel, also called plain carbon steel, is a malleable, iron-based metal containing carbon, small amounts of manganese, and other elements that are inherently present. Steels can either be cast to shape or wrought into various mill forms from which finished parts are formed, machined, forged
  • Tin
    , bronze, and aluminum-tin. Although soft, conformable, and corrosion resistant, their low mechanical strength must be boosted by bonding to steel, cast iron, or bronze backing materials. Die-casting tin-based alloys: Historically, these were the first materials to be die cast. Low melting point
  • Ceramic-Matrix Composites
    The class of materials known as ceramic matrix composites, or CMCs, shows considerable promise for providing fracture-toughness values similar to those for metals such as cast iron. Two kinds of damage-tolerant ceramic-ceramic composites are being developed. One incorporates a continuous
  • Considerations for Step Motors in Space Applications
    of porous cast aluminum which is machined. This aluminum holds air and other contaminants which can lead to outgassing problems. In addition, the aluminum has a different expansion coefficient from the steel or iron of the motor body. The differentials result in mechanical problems during thermal cycling
  • Bearings take the heat
    . Furnace-cart wheels,. transfer and screw conveyors, drag chains,. cam followers. Wide load range, variable speed. 750/1,700*. Nickel graphite. Pump and mixer bushings,. Wide load, speed range. Tough chemical and nuclear environments. 750/1,700*. Cast-iron graphite. Pump bushings. Fuel pumps, sulfuric acid
  • High Temperatures (Copyright Viking Press, Inc.)
    for High-Temperature Service. Metal. Coefficient of Thermal Expansion. Relative Corrosion Resistance. Maximum* Practical Temperature (ºC / ºF). Cast Iron. 6.5. Fair. 345 / 650. Low Carbon. Cast Steel. 7.0. Fair. 425 / 800. Ductile Iron. 7.0. Fair. As cast (Pearlitic) 345 / 650. Heat treated (Ferritic). 425 / 800

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