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Hardening
 Hardening
Hardening methods include differential, classical, or dual frequency
progressive induction chosen for the specific customer requirement.
Quenching methods include water, air mist, forced air and sub-zero
cryogenic in liquid nitrogen for maximum reduction of retained austenite.
Equipment
- Five dual coil progressive induction hardening units with ultra
low frequency allow for 60/60, 60/6000, 600/1200, or 600 cycle
with capacity to 1020 mm diameter x 7620 mm overall length.
- Three selas gas fired furnaces with capacity to 1625 mm diameter
handle either work roll or back up roll hardening requirements.
- Six quenching stations providing radical water, air, mist, and
forced air. Two cryogenic units are capable of –120°
C.
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