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Heat Treatment Service

Heat treatment is a critical step in the manufacturing of various components, ensuring that materials meet performance and durability requirements.

Advantages of Heat Treatment

Heat treat refers to the process of heating and cooling metals to achieve desired mechanical, physical, or metallurgical properties.

Key Features
Increased Hardness
Increased Thermal Conductivity
Corrosion Resistance
Great Ductility and Malleability
Heat Treatment Surface Techniques

 The following table shows common heat treating finishes. If you have any other alloy requirements, please contact us.

Applicable Materials
Colors
Texture
Thickness

All metal materials

Smoother and more uniform surfaces

Heat Treatment FAQs

  • Why is tempering sometimes necessary after heat treatment?
    Tempering is an additional step after heat treatment that is often used to reduce the hardness caused by quenching while increasing the material's toughness to achieve a more balanced hardness and toughness.
  • What are the main purposes of heat treatment?
    The main purposes of heat treatment include increasing material hardness, strength, wear resistance, improving toughness, relieving stress, or adjusting other physical and mechanical properties to meet specific application requirements.
  • What are the main items of heat treatment?
    -Quenching: By rapidly cooling, the hardness of the metal is increased. Oil quenching or water quenching are common quenching methods.

    -Tempering: By controlling the heating and cooling process, the hardness caused by quenching is reduced while enhancing the metal's toughness. This step usually follows quenching.

    -Normalizing: The material is heated to high temperatures and then cooled in the air to improve the uniformity of the structure.

    -Annealing: By heating to high temperatures and slowly cooling, stress is relieved, ductility is increased, and the crystal structure is improved.
  • What is heat treatment?
    Heat treatment is a metal processing method that involves controlling the heating and cooling process of materials to change the metal's structure and properties. This includes various treatments such as quenching, tempering, annealing, etc.
  • What is Rockwell Hardness?
    Rockwell Hardness is a common method used to test the hardness of metals by applying a certain pressure on the metal surface and then measuring the depth of penetration of the indenter.
  • What is the effect of different quenching speeds on material hardness?
    Quenching speed affects the hardness and structure of the material. Rapid quenching typically increases hardness, while slow quenching may decrease hardness and increase toughness.