Countermeasures for Poor Hardness of Mold Hardening [Technical Document] Free Distribution!
Describing measures against 'hardness defects in quenching,' which account for a large portion of heat treatment failures, with charts included!
Poor heat treatment of molds often relates to hardness, quenching deformation, and wire cut deformation, with hardness issues being particularly prevalent. This document clearly outlines measures to address hardness defects during quenching, using case studies from a mold specialist employing an electric furnace, focusing on relatively small molds, and includes diagrams and charts.
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◆Publication Contents◆ - Cause of occurrence - Dissimilar materials - Decarburization - Insufficient quenching - Residual austenite *All pages can be viewed via download.
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Our company designs, manufactures, and sells various industrial furnaces required in a wide range of fields, including melting-related processes for aluminum and copper, glass and environmental sectors, new material development, heat treatment of iron (steel) and non-ferrous metal components, as well as research laboratories in universities and companies. Despite being an industrial furnace manufacturer, we also undertake maintenance for plants of major steel manufacturers, and for over half a century since our founding, we have received high evaluations from the industry based on our extensive experience and achievements. In the industry, we hold a top-class position as an industrial furnace manufacturer for steelworks, boasting a significant share in medium-sized furnaces for non-ferrous aluminum, and we are also expanding our achievements nationwide in the manufacturing and sales of small heat treatment devices for steel, stainless steel, and copper alloys. We are actively pursuing overseas expansion, and with our customers' overseas ventures primarily in Southeast Asia, our technology has achieved numerous successes abroad.
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