
Carburizing process to improve the wear resistance of metal surfaces
The demand for heat treatment is increasing in order to make metal parts stronger and longer-lasting.
DOWA's technology for heat treatment of metal parts for various purposes includes carburizing, carburizing nitriding, and hard coating treatment.
| Carbonitriding mechanism | 
Hardenability is enhanced (quenching distortion is reduced) by bringing nitrogen from ammonia gas (NH3) on the surface and allowing it to infiltrate inside together with carbon.

| Aim of carburizing and quenching | 
| When metal fatigue occurs, cracks occur and propagate on the surface that receives the maximum shear stress, leading to fracture. Therefore, the mechanical properties of the metal surface layer play a vital role. The purpose of carburizing and quenching is to increase the hardness and strength by quenching with a surface layer of 0.7% to 0.9% C and transforming the structure of the material into martensite. As a result, durability and wear resistance are improved. |  | 
| Examples of application for Carburizing | 
|   | <Surface modification> We propose process technology accumulated over many years according to the customer's product design. | 


 
                         
			
