Heat Treating
WHAT IS HEAT TREATING?
Heat Treating is a process used to alter the properties of metal to make it more resilient or more malleable through controlled vacuum heating and slow cooling. Heat treating can be done before or after the production process depending on the custom specifications for the part and is broken down into three main phases: the heating stage, the soaking stage, and the cooling stage. Brazing, a genre of heat treating, is the process of joining two or more parts or subassemblies together by melting metal or alloy at the fabricated edges to permanently connect the parts.
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BENEFITS OF HEAT TREATING
Heat treating causes the molecules in metal to reform, making it stronger, more resistant to abrasions and cracking, and able to withstand higher levels of pressure. The heat treating process can harden metals on the surface or all the way through, making them more wear resistant. Heat treating can also soften the metal on a molecular level to facilitate forming, extruding, or drawing of the material to accommodate your specific application.
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