Adopting a processing method with minimal distortion! 【Deoxidation treatment・Carburizing quenching】
We are adopting the salt martensite quenching method and sub-zero treatment as processing methods with minimal distortion that can also be applied to thin plates and blades!
【Salt Marking Method】 Our pit-type carburizing atmosphere furnace and case-type carburizing atmosphere furnace are batch-type, allowing us to accommodate small quantities of diverse hardening processes. We offer a wide range of treatments, including deoxidation processing, carburizing hardening, as well as annealing and tempering. If you are facing difficulties with short delivery times due to differences in specifications such as steel types, carburizing depth, and base material hardness, please feel free to consult us. 【Sub-Zero Treatment】 Also known as deep cooling treatment, this process involves cooling below 0 degrees to transform residual austenite into martensite. The benefits of sub-zero treatment include (1) increased hardness, (2) prevention of distortion, and (3) improved wear resistance. It is an ideal treatment for enhancing the high added value of molds and cutting tools. *For more details, please download the materials or contact us.*
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Kentech Co., Ltd. is an independent company that operates as the surface treatment division of Finetech. Utilizing years of heat treatment technology, vacuum technology, and surface treatment technology at Finetech, we have developed a groundbreaking ceramic hard coating known as Fine Coating. Fine Coating is expected to provide excellent durability, wear resistance, seizure resistance, and oxidation resistance. Furthermore, Kentech will continue to develop additional surface treatments as a pioneer in coating technology.
