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Our localized heat treatment process involves gas-fired flame being applied to selected portions of metal surfaces of carbon and alloy steels, cast and ductile irons, immediately followed by a liquid or air quenching medium. The resulting effect is a hardening of the treated surface (up to 1/8 inch deep) with minimal distortion, providing better wear to the part, and hence, longer life to the machine. Experienced personnel and appropriate equipment are vital to an effective flame hardening process. Behind each of our applications is knowledge of metallurgy, the technique of combining gas and flame to achieve the desired depth of hardness, and selecting the appropriate quenching medium. These contribute to the superior quality of the Detroit Flame Hardening Company. Flame hardening is reliable and a time proven alternative to other types of heat treatment. Our experienced and highly competent staff are dedicated to service. Let us demonstrate our commitment to you and your surface hardening needs. Member of the American Society for Metals International Detroit Flame Hardening Mailing Address and Accounting Site created and maintained by Mona Sims |
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