For more heavily loaded parts like large gears and bearings, carburizing may be a better choice. Deeper case depths, a requirement of coarse toothed heavily loaded gears and bearings can readily be economically achieved.
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carburizing may be a better choice (vs nitriding)
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#material #material_HeatTreatETC
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carburizing may be a better choice (vs nitriding)
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For more heavily loaded parts like large gears and bearings, carburizing may be a better choice. Deeper case depths, a requirement of coarse toothed heavily loaded gears and bearings can readily be economically achieved.
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Nitriding and Carburizing | Metlab Heat Treat pending on the material, a surface hardness in excess of HRC 65 is not out of reach. Applications such as guides, rails, extrusion screws and precision gears are ideal candidates for nitriding. <span>For more heavily loaded parts like large gears and bearings, carburizing may be a better choice. Deeper case depths, a requirement of coarse toothed heavily loaded gears and bearings can readily be economically achieved. Depending on the application, nitriding may be a less expensive heat treatment process. Although this can be balanced by the cost of the base metal used to manufacture the part. Quality
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