Operations to over 100 customers over 10 countries with specialist automated induction hardening covering a range of businesses from the ground upwards
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Our markets and our work cover the globe and our ability and quality in our processes show this with the customer base that we have held for over 40 years. We are by far the best in class and your requirements for your components always remains our number one priority.
Crucial parameters such as temperature, heat time, heat location and quench delay are precisely computer controlled to ensure excellent reproduce-ability and that hardening is only achieved where specified.
Crucial parameters such as temperature, heat time, heat location and quench delay are precisely computer controlled to ensure excellent reproduce-ability and that hardening is only achieved where specified.
Crucial parameters such as temperature, heat time, heat location and quench delay are precisely computer controlled to ensure excellent reproduce-ability and that hardening is only achieved where specified.
Crucial parameters such as temperature, heat time, heat location and quench delay are precisely computer controlled to ensure excellent reproduce-ability and that hardening is only achieved where specified.
Induction hardening is a controlled precision process which induces a localized hardened 'case' on the surface of the component which can obtain depths of typically 0.5 - 5mm (although case depths up to 25mm have been achieved by IHT) and hardness's of between 30 - 65 HRC depending on the steel grade used. This ensures that the wear resistance, surface hardness and fatigue life of your component is maximized.
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Induction hardening is a controlled precision process which induces a localized hardened 'case' on the surface of the component which can obtain depths of typically 0.5 - 5mm (although case depths up to 25mm have been achieved by IHT) and hardness's of between 30 - 65 HRC depending on the steel grade used. This ensures that the wear resistance, surface hardness and fatigue life of your component is maximized.
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Induction hardening is a controlled precision process which induces a localized hardened 'case' on the surface of the component which can obtain depths of typically 0.5 - 5mm (although case depths up to 25mm have been achieved by IHT) and hardness's of between 30 - 65 HRC depending on the steel grade used. This ensures that the wear resistance, surface hardness and fatigue life of your component is maximized.
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Induction hardening is a controlled precision process which induces a localized hardened 'case' on the surface of the component which can obtain depths of typically 0.5 - 5mm (although case depths up to 25mm have been achieved by IHT) and hardness's of between 30 - 65 HRC depending on the steel grade used. This ensures that the wear resistance, surface hardness and fatigue life of your component is maximized.
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