nitriding

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nitriding

(ˈnaɪtraɪdɪŋ)
n
(Metallurgy) a type of case-hardening in which steel is heated for long periods in ammonia vapour so that nitrogen produced by dissociation on the surface enters the steel
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Features include using 9310 tool steel for the bolt, which is stronger and nitriding the assembly to increase surface hardness, decrease resistance, and have superior corrosion resistance compared to typical chrome and phosphasted bolt carrier groups.
Melonite is a salt-bath nitriding process that leaves a thick, corrosion-resistant, matte/satin hard surface that resists wear more effectively than black-oxide finishes.
In the two years since the last show, the company has added new prime approvals, made a company acquisition and invested heavily in new vacuum brazing and plasma nitriding processes and equipment.
These processes can be to treat the whole gear or just focused on the teeth themselves and among the most common are carburizing, induction hardening and nitriding.
Suprapto et al., "The Role of Diffusion Media in Nitriding Process on Surface Layers Characteristics of AISI 4140 with and without Hard Chrome Coatings," Tribology in Industry, vol.
changed the microstructure and performance of titanium alloy by nitriding [14].
Technically, it's a QPC ("quench, polish, quench") ferritic nitrocarburizing (nitriding) process.
In this method, an intermediate layer was introduced firstly at the 41Cr4 steel surface by traditional carburizing and nitriding. Then a hard Cr coating was brush-plated on the intermediate layer.
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