The best way to ensure the purity of your application during the process of heat treatment is to control all variables as much as possible. This means selecting the right metal, maintaining the proper temperatures throughout the course of treatment and ensuring you use high-quality quench oil that does not contain any contaminants. When you’re […]
Read MoreNormalizing metal products involves heating the metal up to extremely high temperatures before cooling it down to air temperature without the aid of a furnace. Normalization is a type of heat treatment similar to annealing. Annealing, normalization and other heat treatments are beneficial processes that help you increase the strength and resilience of your metallic […]
Read MoreIn the years before the prevalence of modern metal manufacturing techniques, blacksmiths used to make metal malleable. They then quickly lowered the metal’s temperature. Rapid cooling made the finished product harder and less brittle. Today, metal heat treatment in Gastonia, NC mimics that process. The process of subjecting metal to heat treatment alters the physical […]
Read MorePorosity in metal is a manufacturing defect that can leave your machinery vulnerable to a wide range of potential problems. While porosity may cause structural deficiencies, it may not necessarily require you to replace or recreate your metallic component. You should consult with a qualified expert in metallurgy in Gastonia, NC to learn more about […]
Read MoreCavitation erosion is a common type of deterioration resulting from surface material loss, most commonly associated with metallic components of hydraulic machinery. In hydraulics systems, cavitation erosion occurs when differences in the pressures of high-velocity liquids result in the formation of vapor bubbles on a metallic surface. When the vapor bubbles abruptly collapse, they leave […]
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