Thursday, 3 October 2019

Economical Way Of Case Hardening Treatment To Improve Surface Properties


Case hardened steel is formed by diffusing carbon (carburization ) , nitrogen (nitriding)  into the outer layer of the steel at high temperature , and then great treating the surface layer to the desired hardness.Ion nitriding is a surface hardening technique that allows the nitrogen ions to diffuse and form a case-hardened surface with improved surface properties. This process can be adjusted to form customized layers and hardness profiles.  The ion nitriding of metal is mainly used on steel , but also applicable to titanium , aluminum and molybdenum .The benefits include improved:
·         Surface properties
·         Wear properties
·         Fatigue strength
·         Corrosion resistance
·         Energy efficient

The Ion Nitriding is widely used on high-reliability components in :
·         Medical applications
·         Aviation
·         Motor vehicles
·         Other machinery

At Advantage Nitriding Solutions  , we perform the most exclusive commercial plasma nitriding  facility technique. This revolutionary process generates a plasma on a cage surrounding the entire work load in a vacuum furnace in order to generate active nitrogen. The end result is a product with high surface hardness , excellent fatigue resistance , low surface friction and good anti-corrosion properties.We specialize in premium quality vacuum through hardening and tempering of high speed steels , hot work steels and martensitic stainless steels and age hardening steels.

The Gas Nitriding is especially suitable for pre-heat treated alloy steels and tool steels. The relatively low process temperature makes the process ideal for parts where low distortion and deformation are important.It is suitable for a range of mild & alloy steels , cast irons , tool steels and specialty alloys.We offer the widest range of heat treating process in Canada & United States. This is an economical way of heat treating rolls , extruder screws  and is ideal for producing hardened surfaces on steels.

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