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nitriding is the appropriate choice (vs nitrocarburizing,salt bath,tufftride)
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For lightly loaded, precision components where distortion can be a major consideration, nitriding is the appropriate choice. A functional case depth up to 0.030 – 0.035″ can be economically achieved. Depending on the material, a surface hardness in excess of HRC 65 is not out of reach

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#material #material_HeatTreatETC
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nitriding is the appropriate choice (vs nitrocarburizing,salt bath,tufftride)
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#material #material_HeatTreatETC
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nitriding is the appropriate choice (vs nitrocarburizing,salt bath,tufftride)
Answer
For lightly loaded, precision components where distortion can be a major consideration, nitriding is the appropriate choice. A functional case depth up to 0.030 – 0.035″ can be economically achieved. Depending on the material, a surface hardness in excess of HRC 65 is not out of reach
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Nitriding and Carburizing | Metlab Heat Treat
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