By /

Tempering

Tempering

Tempering is a crucial heat treatment process used to improve the toughness and reduce the brittleness of hardened steel. After the steel undergoes the initial hardening process, it becomes very hard but also brittle. Tempering involves heating the steel to a temperature below its critical transformation point and holding it at that temperature for a specific duration.

This controlled heating allows some of the excess hardness to be reduced and relieves internal stresses that may have accumulated during the hardening process. As a result, the tempered steel becomes tougher, more ductile, and better able to withstand impact and load-bearing applications. The specific tempering temperature and duration depend on the desired mechanical properties for the final application.

tempering process

What we do?

We manufacture an induction hardening and tempering machine that combines both hardening and tempering processes in a single unit. One advantage of Induction Tempering is that it saves space and costs compared to conventional furnaces. In a complete cycle of hardening and tempering, all parts undergo 100% tempering, leaving no chance of missing out on the tempering process. The localized heating process allows us to target specific areas without requiring a large furnace, making the overall process more efficient and cost-effective.

For more information contact us

Our Customer can benefit from the resources of a global corporation. We provide pan India assistance through our network of regional sales and services engineers.

    Scroll to Top