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- What is Salt Bath Nitriding?
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A variety of comprehensive physical property tests are conducted before, during and after our treatment processes. The following is a list of some of these tests:
Titration
Titration is a laboratory technique to determine the chemical properties of the salt nitriding bath in order to maintain the properties of the solution
within the appropriate parameters according to customer specifications.
Mount & Polish Samples
Samples of the base metal are placed in an epoxy medium and mounted in a laboratory press. The material is heated, cured for two minutes, cooled for three minutes and polished in preparation for microscopic testing.
Tukon Hardness Tester
Tukon hardness tester is a microscopic testing for hardness and case depth to verify the degree to which the process has permeated the surface of the
material.
Metallograph
Metallograph is an in-depth microscopic test to determine case depth, as well as grain structure of the material.
Superficial Hardness Tester
Superficial hardness tester is a non-microscopic hardness test procedure.
Profilometer
Profilometer is a surface roughness test to ensure adherence to specific surface requirements.
Salt Spray Unit
The salt spray unit is a testing unit to determine the degree to which a material can withstand corrosion per ASTM spec B117. A salt and water spray is
applied over time to measure corrosion tolerances.