Flame hardening in electronic science and technology
Highly regarded and widely trusted craftsmanship! Flame hardening by Electronic Science Industry.
Flame hardening in electronic science and industry uses a gas flame as a heat source to rapidly heat the surface of the hardened area for quenching. At first glance, it may seem like a primitive method, but similar to high-frequency heat treatment that utilizes Joule heating, the short heating time prevents decarburization and minimizes surface peeling, which is one of its characteristics. It excels in processing complex shapes and large components, but requires advanced technology for temperature management. To produce industrial products that demand uniformity in small lots with a variety of types and short delivery times, skilled craftsmanship is essential. Our flame hardening has been certified by manufacturers for improving the mechanical properties of automotive parts, aerospace and defense industry components, and main components for observatories, earning us widespread trust. [Features] - Uses a gas flame as a heat source to rapidly heat the surface of the hardened area for quenching. - The short heating time prevents decarburization and minimizes surface peeling. - Collaborates with public research institutions for the "visualization of skilled craftsmanship." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Flame Hardening Sample Experiments - Welcome!】 We are fully committed to cooperating sincerely with customers to advance their plans through experiments. Please feel free to request experiments regardless of their difficulty. *We have numerous skilled technicians in addition to electrical, mechanical, and metal specialists, ensuring a high level of expertise and skill. We can accept consistent orders up to the finished product of flame hardening. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Automotive parts ■ Aerospace and defense industry ■ Main components for observatories *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
