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  1. 富士高周波工業 Osaka//Manufacturing and processing contract
  2. 横浜高周波工業 本社工場 Kanagawa//Manufacturing and processing contract
  3. 富士電子工業 Osaka//Industrial Machinery
  4. 武藤工業 Kanagawa//Manufacturing and processing contract
  5. 5 遠州熱研 Shizuoka//Manufacturing and processing contract

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  1. High-frequency hardening 横浜高周波工業 本社工場
  2. Measures against soft zones using laser hardening 富士高周波工業
  3. Carburizing heat treatment 武藤工業
  4. [Processing Technology] Flame Hardening (Frame Hard) 遠州熱研
  5. Case study of laser hardening of convex end surfaces. 富士高周波工業

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[Processing Report] Hardening of S45C Cam

Introducing laser hardening that leverages the features of S45C!

This report introduces "Laser Hardening of S45C." S45C is a material that has a high carbon content, making it prone to welding cracks and difficult to weld. However, the high carbon content can be utilized through the hardening process. Laser hardening is suitable for parts with special shapes, such as egg shapes, blocks, or the edges of cutting tools, where partial hardness and wear resistance are required. 【Overview】 ■ Material: S45C ■ Test Processing: Hardening of S45C egg-shaped plate (t=7.0mm) ■ Results: Hardness before hardening approximately HV200 → Hardness after hardening approximately HV650 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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High-frequency hardening

High-frequency quenching

Our company aims to improve technology by accumulating a vast amount of processing data, such as the shape of processed items, frequency, and the depth of heat treatment layers, and we will respond to all customer needs, including the creation of custom coils.

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Salt quenching

Salt hardening

We heat and dissolve salt bath agents made from raw materials with different melting points (such as nitrates and barium chloride) depending on the application, and process the products within that solution.

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What is high-frequency hardening?

Introduction to quenching using high-frequency induction heating, a technology that has been around for a long time and was also used by swordsmiths.

First, "quenching" is a heat treatment technique that involves rapidly heating steel components and then cooling them quickly in water or other mediums, making the components hard and strong. The process of quenching using high-frequency induction heating is called "high-frequency quenching." While hardening steel components can make them brittle, applying quenching only to the surface while leaving flexibility in the interior (maintaining a state where the outside is hard and the inside is soft) can enhance strength. 【Features】 ■ Hardens and strengthens components by rapidly heating steel parts and then cooling them quickly in water or other mediums. ■ Improves strength by applying quenching only to the surface and retaining flexibility in the interior. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. ★ For inquiries by phone, please call: Osaka Headquarters → TEL: 072-991-1361 Nagoya → TEL: 052-322-1361 Tokyo → TEL: 03-5472-1361 *When calling, please mention "Ipros was seen." Operating hours: Monday to Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM.

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The relationship between high-frequency hardening and other heat treatments.

Due to the short processing time, the cycle time is also reduced! It is a quenching method that consumes less energy and has excellent controllability.

We would like to introduce the relationship between our high-frequency quenching and other heat treatment methods. High-frequency quenching can be considered an efficient heat treatment method due to its short processing time, resulting in minimal distortion. Because the processing time is short, the cycle time can also be reduced. The equipment cost is comparable to that of nitriding treatment, but it achieves a deeper hardened layer. Additionally, because it consumes less energy, running costs can be saved. 【Features】 ■ Efficient with minimal distortion due to short processing time ■ Reduced cycle time ■ Equipment cost is comparable to nitriding treatment, but achieves a deeper hardened layer ■ Lower energy consumption leads to cost savings ■ Excellent controllability *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. ★ For inquiries by phone, please call: Osaka Headquarters → TEL: 072-991-1361 Nagoya → TEL: 052-322-1361 Tokyo → TEL: 03-5472-1361 *When calling, please mention "Ipros" for reference. Operating hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

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[Case Study 4 on Heat Treatment Challenges] A must-see for those struggling with tolerances due to distortion!

Control over the total process is necessary for distortion! The factors causing dimensional changes are various.

In recent years, the precision required for parts has become more advanced, and it is not uncommon for tolerances in drawings to be specified at less than a micron. Incorporating dimensional tolerances is a challenge, but when heat treatment is applied, dimensional changes will inevitably occur to some extent. There are various factors involved, but broadly speaking, two main causes can be identified: "dimensional changes due to the release of residual stress" and "dimensional changes due to structural transformation." It would be simple if we could just set a grinding allowance and achieve the dimensions in the final process, but a larger grinding allowance increases the amount of work required, and there are some features, such as knurling or surfaces with subtle angles, that are difficult to correct. Control over distortion requires a total process approach, and our company is engaged in efforts and development to minimize distortion for various parts. In particular, when changing processes from atmospheric treatment to high-frequency quenching, significant effects can be expected. If you are facing issues with distortion, please feel free to consult us. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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Seven Differences Between Laser Hardening and High-Frequency Hardening

Explaining the differences between laser hardening and high-frequency hardening classified into seven categories! Introducing heating methods and hardening ranges.

This document is a technical report introducing the seven differences between laser hardening and high-frequency hardening. While high-frequency hardening and laser hardening are very similar techniques for surface treatment known as partial hardening, there are various differences in the heating process, cooling process, and quality control items for hardening. By understanding the differences in each technique, it becomes possible to effectively differentiate between the two technologies. This document categorizes and explains these differences into "seven" points. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Seven Differences Between Laser Hardening and High-Frequency Hardening ■ Conclusion *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Tips for Setting Laser Hardening Conditions

Introducing differences based on the state of work! Explaining tips for setting conditions for laser hardening!

This document is a technical report that discusses tips for setting laser hardening conditions. Typical parameters for laser hardening include laser output, travel speed, spot diameter, and irradiation angle. It explains how variations in each of these parameters affect the quality of heat treatment. Additionally, it notes that factors influencing heat treatment quality are not limited to the equipment and laser side, but also include the surface condition of the workpiece and its thickness. By understanding these fundamental aspects, insights into setting laser hardening conditions can be gained. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Relationship between laser parameters and heat treatment quality ■ Differences based on the condition of the workpiece ■ Conclusion *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Laser Hardening Case Studies Vol. 01-10

A collection of laser hardening case studies addressing various projects with top-class domestic facilities.

We will introduce examples of laser hardening that prevents distortion and cracking, making it possible to harden precision parts and complex-shaped components. 【Example Lineup】 ■ M1 Gear One Tooth One Shot Laser Hardening ■ Eyebrow Type Piston A Laser Hardening ■ Fan-Shaped Plate Laser Hardening ■ 100mm Width Laser Hardening ■ M1.5 Small Gear Tooth Surface Movement Laser Hardening ■ High-Frequency Hardened Shaft Key Groove Bottom Surface Laser Hardening ■ Roller Sliding Surface Laser Hardening ■ Small Punching Die Laser Hardening ■ Thin-Walled Roller Laser Hardening ■ Scroll Cam Laser Hardening

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Shaft machining examples

We would like to introduce our company's "shaft" processing examples.

【High-Frequency Hardening Case Lineup】 ■ Intermediate Joint High-Frequency Hardening ■ φ150 Shaft High-Frequency Hardening ■ Large Shaft High-Frequency Hardening 【Laser Hardening Case Lineup】 ■ High-Frequency Hardened Shaft Keyway Bottom Laser Hardening ■ Rotating Shaft Laser Hardening ■ Spindle Laser Hardening ■ Small Diameter Ball Screw Keyway Laser Hardening ■ Piston Shaft Laser Hardening ■ Thin-Walled Hollow Bolt Spiral Laser Hardening ■ Large Tapered Roll Laser Hardening 【Laser Cladding Case Lineup】 ■ High-Speed Laser Cladding ■ Shaft with Keyway Laser Cladding ■ Repair Laser Cladding for Shaft with Keyway ■ Center Pin Laser Cladding Repair

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Plate processing examples

We would like to introduce our company's "plate" processing examples.

【High-Frequency Hardening Case Lineup】 ■ L-Shaped Plate High-Frequency Hardening 【Laser Hardening Case Lineup】 ■ Fan-Shaped Plate Laser Hardening ■ L1200×10t Plate Laser Hardening ■ Knurled Surface Laser Hardening ■ Truck Plate Tip Laser Hardening ■ Wide Laser Cladding ■ Drill Hole Laser Cladding Repair

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Other shape processing examples

We would like to introduce examples of our "other shapes" processing.

【High-Frequency Hardening Case Lineup】 ■ Gripper Pit High-Frequency Hardening 【Laser Hardening Case Lineup】 ■ Eyebrow Type Piston A Laser Hardening ■ Complex Shape Block Laser Hardening ■ Head Wrench Mounting Part Laser Hardening ■ Convex End Face Laser Hardening ■ Stopper Tip Laser Hardening ■ Taper Cone Outer Circumference Laser Hardening ■ Chuck Raw Jaw Laser Hardening ■ Small Holder Laser Hardening 【Laser Cladding Case Lineup】 ■ Wide Laser Cladding

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高周波焼入れ事例集 Vol.01〜13

単品、量産、試作、大型品まで自社製コイルで対応する高周波焼入れ事例集

耐摩耗性、疲れ強さ、じん性の向上を目的とした鋼の表面硬化法として広く活用されている高周波焼入れの事例をご紹介します。 【事例ラインアップ】 ■ヘリカルギヤ一歯移動歯先高周波焼入れ ■Φ720ギヤ歯底一発高周波焼入れ ■L字プレート高周波焼入れ ■中間ジョイント高周波焼入れ ■スピンドルインターナルギヤ高周波焼入れ ■リングガイドウェイ高周波焼入れ ■ウォーム軸一歯回転高周波焼入れ ■φ150シャフト高周波焼入れ ■大型レバー高周波焼入れ ■ラックギヤ高周波焼入れ ■グリッパーピット高周波焼入れ ■大型シャフト高周波焼入れ ■大型リング溝高周波焼入れ

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Eyebrow-shaped piston A laser hardening case study

There is a secret method for laser hardening in the R section!

【Conventional Issues】 - Coils are required for both the R part and the flat part, resulting in unnecessary time and costs. - Distortion after heat treatment leads to longer processing times even in post-processing. 【Benefits of Laser Hardening】 - No coils are needed for hardening, allowing for simultaneous reduction in lead time and costs. - Low-distortion hardening enables a reduction in post-processing steps. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: L1007×W310×T157 Material: S35C Depth: 0.5–1.0mm Hardness: HRC40 or higher

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M1.5 Small Gear Surface Movement Laser Hardening Case Study

Minimize distortion and maintain precision with localized laser hardening!

【Conventional Concerns】 There is a worry about distortion when wanting to case-harden the gear (finished product) from the catalog. There is also a concern that high-frequency hardening may result in the tooth's precision falling outside of JIS standards. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 Since only the tooth surface is locally hardened, it can minimize distortion after heat treatment. The precision of the teeth after heat treatment can also be kept within JIS standards. 【Specifications】 Material: S45C Depth: 0.3–0.5mm Hardness: HRC50–60

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Differences in laser hardening properties due to material variations.

This is an experiment on "hardness" and "depth" based on material!

[Experimental Method] In a laser hardening process with a width of 100mm, we investigated the differences that appear when S50C and SCM440 are hardened under the same conditions. Laser hardening was performed on a workpiece measuring 250mm × 150mm × 20mm under the same conditions, and after cutting the central part, the depth of the hardened layer was examined.

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Ring gear laser hardening case study

Laser hardening can achieve low cost and shortened construction time with reduced distortion!

【Conventional Issues】 With conventional high-frequency hardening, while the heat treatment cost is reduced, the thermal impact becomes significant, causing distortion in the inner diameter, which necessitates secondary processing (finishing). 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, the heat treatment cost has become “one-shot hardening < laser hardening,” and since secondary processing of the inner diameter can be reduced, the overall cost is lower and the project timeline is shortened with laser hardening. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: φ596×22W×M4×147T Material: S45C Depth: 0.5mm Hardness: HRC57 or higher

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Case of laser hardening of keyway for small-diameter ball screws.

Ideal hardening that only hardens the key groove area with laser hardening!

【Conventional Issues】 In conventional heat treatment methods, there was no means to locally harden a small-diameter (φ8) and thin-walled key groove without affecting the threaded section. *If the threaded section is hardened, there is a high risk of cracking. 【Benefits of Laser Hardening】 Laser hardening achieves ideal hardening by minimizing thermal impact on other areas and hardening only the key groove section. (Moving hardening) 【Specifications】 Material: SCM445 Depth: 0.5mm UP Hardness: HRC60

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Case study of laser hardening on knurled surfaces.

You can perform laser hardening on jagged surfaces too!

【Conventional Issues】 I wanted to harden only the tip of the knurl, but with high-frequency hardening, the entire surface becomes hardened, causing overall distortion. Additionally, due to processing considerations, areas with thinner wall thickness are at risk of melting due to edge effects. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 By hardening only the tip that comes into contact with the counterpart, distortion caused by heat treatment was minimized. Furthermore, with laser hardening, distortion correction hardening can be performed on the backside, further reducing distortion. 【Specifications】 Material: S45C Hardness: HRC 55-57 Depth: 0.5-0.8 mm

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Case study of laser hardening of convex end surfaces.

We will harden only the small protrusions with laser hardening!

【Conventional Issues】 With high-frequency hardening, it is difficult to harden only the edge surface of the protruding part without affecting other areas with heat. The heat influence on other parts can lead to distortion, making post-processing likely necessary. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, it is possible to precisely target and harden only the edge surface of the protruding part. Since there was almost no heat influence on unnecessary areas, there were no issues with distortion after heat treatment. 【Specifications】 Material: S45C Hardness: HRC 45 or higher Depth: 0.7mm

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Laser Hardening Case Collection <Presented as a set of 4>

Equipped with comprehensive facilities, capable of handling a wide variety of projects. Numerous examples of problem-solving are showcased.

Currently, we are presenting a collection of four volumes titled "Laser Hardening Case Studies," created based on examples of problem-solving we have handled so far. Our company utilizes extensive know-how and equipment related to laser hardening to support solutions for issues concerning heat treatment, such as distortion and cracking. We are equipped to handle various projects, including hardening of precision parts and complex-shaped components, covering everything from small-batch production to mass production and prototype development. 【Contents of the Case Studies (10 cases included in each volume)】 ■ Vol.01–10: M1 gear single tooth laser hardening, eyebrow piston A laser hardening, etc. ■ Vol.11–20: Complex-shaped block laser hardening, rotating shaft laser hardening, etc. ■ Vol.21–30: Ring V-groove laser hardening, cutter cam laser hardening, etc. ■ Vol.31–40: Chuck raw jaw laser hardening, large taper roll laser hardening, etc. *You can view detailed content immediately via "PDF Download." Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries regarding our technologies.

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Case study of laser hardening of rail with small diameter holes.

Avoid the risk of cracking during grilling in thin meat sections with laser hardening!

【Conventional Issues】 In high-frequency hardening, there is a high risk of cracking in the areas directly beneath the hardened surface (thin sections). Additionally, the thin sections may become overly hardened, increasing the likelihood of cracks during distortion correction. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, it is possible to achieve a hardening depth of 0.6mm, which allows for the avoidance of cracking risks even in thin sections. Furthermore, since the hole areas do not become overly hardened, distortion correction becomes easier. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: 32w × 318L × 9t Material: S45C Hardness: HRC58 Depth: 0.6mm

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Case study of thin-walled hollow bolt spiral laser hardening

Do you know about the laser hardening method called "spiral hardening"?

【Conventional Issues】 Due to the thin thickness of approximately 6mm in the hardening area, there are concerns about deformation after heat treatment with high-frequency hardening. Additionally, the threaded section at the tip of the shaft should not be hardened, but hardening is desired up to the vicinity of the threaded area. 【Benefits of Laser Hardening】 By performing hardening in a spiral pattern, it is possible to disperse the stresses caused by hardening and reduce deformation after heat treatment. Furthermore, the hardened areas bulge a few micrometers above the work surface, exhibiting effects similar to full hardening in terms of wear resistance due to surface contact. 【Specifications】 Material: SCM435 Hardness: HRC50 Depth: 0.4mm

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Large Tapered Roll Laser Hardening Case Study

Solve the weaknesses of high-frequency hardening with laser hardening!

【Conventional Issues】 In high-frequency hardening, the difference between the maximum and minimum diameters of the tapered section is large, resulting in a variation in the distance from the coil to the workpiece, making it difficult to heat and cool evenly. This leads to variability in hardness and hardening depth. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 In laser hardening, a constant focal distance is maintained through robot teaching, allowing for uniform heating of the heated area. Additionally, since laser hardening does not require cooling water (self-cooling), the hardness and hardening depth can be kept consistent. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: Φ235×L2151 Material: SCM440 Hardness: HRC60 Depth: 0.7mm

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Case study of small holder laser hardening

If it's laser hardening, we can accommodate short delivery times without "coils"!

【Conventional Issues】 I want to partially harden the R surface of the holder. Additionally, I would like the processing to be done in the shortest possible time. However, due to the need for coils in high-frequency hardening, it is difficult to accommodate short lead times, and there is a risk of cracking near the holes. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, there is no need to manufacture coils, allowing processing to begin immediately after the workpiece arrives. Furthermore, because the hardened layer is shallow, hardening can be performed without the risk of cracking in thin sections or near holes. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: L60×H30×T18 Material: S45C Hardness: HRC58 Depth: 0.5mm

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M2 Rack Gear Laser Hardening Case Study

Easily distorted gears are solved with laser hardening!

【Conventional Issues】 When hardening is performed using high-frequency hardening, it is not possible to harden just one tooth, and the base of the tooth becomes hardened. As a result, cracks occur at the hardened base of the tooth during distortion correction. 【Benefits of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, it is possible to target only the surface of the tooth for hardening, which can reduce distortion after heat treatment. Additionally, since the base of the tooth does not harden, cracks at the base can be avoided during distortion correction. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: L1330×H13×T114 Material: SCM440 Hardness: HRC60 Depth: 0.3mm

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Case of laser hardening of spiral bevel gear tooth surfaces.

Complex shapes are the specialty of laser hardening!

【Conventional Issues】 When performing high-frequency hardening, a dedicated coil tailored to the shape of the tooth is required. However, it is not feasible to incur the cost of creating an expensive dedicated coil for a single item that only flows a few pieces per year. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, heating can occur as long as the laser beam is focused on the desired area, eliminating the need for the dedicated coil that is essential in high-frequency hardening. Additionally, there is less deformation after heat treatment, and hardening can be performed only on the necessary parts. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: Φ336×T190 Material: SCM435 Hardness: HRC57 Depth: 0.5mm

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Thin Meat Plate Cam Laser Hardening Case Study

Even with thin workpieces, laser hardening is fine!

【Conventional Problems】 In high-frequency hardening, when heating the cam section, unnecessary parts of the workpiece are also affected by heat, resulting in significant deformation after heat treatment, making it unusable as a component. 【Benefits of Laser Hardening】 With laser hardening, it is possible to heat only the sliding surface of the cam, resulting in extremely small deformation after heat treatment, which can lead to reduced processing time and steps in subsequent processes. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: Φ247×Φ237×T10 Material: SUJ2 Hardness: HRC63 Depth: 0.5mm

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Case study of φ600 mold inner diameter laser hardening

Laser hardening is a processing method that has minimal distortion even when split in half!

【Conventional Issues】 Due to the fact that the mold is ultimately split in half, there was a possibility of significant distortion occurring when splitting it after high-frequency hardening. Therefore, a heat treatment method with minimal distortion was necessary. 【Advantages of Laser Hardening】 In laser hardening, hardening is performed in a striped pattern with a hardened width of about 25mm, which divides the hardened areas into individual lines, allowing the stresses from hardening to be distributed overall and reducing distortion. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: L1030×H800×T550 Material: SCM440 Hardness: HRC60 Depth: 1.0mm

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Case of high-frequency hardening of a single tooth of a helical gear.

We can accommodate special shapes as we have a large number of coils!

【Conventional Issues】 We were requested to respond to a very short delivery time for high-frequency hardening of single-unit helical gears. Due to the nature of single-unit helical gears, it was necessary to manufacture coils urgently. 【Response from Fuji High Frequency】 We have thousands of types of coils tailored to various modules, and even if there is no coil that fits the shape, we can quickly make adjustments in-house. We were able to meet the delivery time within one and a half days. 【Specifications】 Dimensions: M18×80T×340W×φ1440 Material: SCM435 Depth: 2.0mm or more at PCD Hardness: Hs65–75

  • Processing Contract
  • Quenching

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