Case Hardening on Kentucky Heat Treating Co.

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Case hardening is a process used to develop a hard surface layer on a material while leaving the more ductile center intact. This treatment develops a hardened surface by introducing both carbon and nitrogen to the surface of the material. We can process case depths from 0.003" to 0.020".

Specifications

Furnace Temperature Range		1400-1800 ºF

Furnace Gross Weight		4000 lb

Case Depth		0.003-0.020 in

Equipment List		Integral Quench Furnace

Materials		Alloy Steels Carbon Steel

Maximum Length		48 in

Maximum Width		36 in

Maximum Height		36 in

Industries Served		Automotive Electrical Military Mining Off-Road Equipment

Certification		ISO 9001:2000

QC Process		CQI-9 AMS 2750D MIL-H 6875H

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Case Hardening

Furnace Temperature Range

Furnace Gross Weight

Case Depth

Equipment List

Materials

Maximum Length

Maximum Width

Maximum Height

Industries Served

Certification

QC Process