Method of producing parts having improved wear, fatigue and corr

Metal treatment – Process of modifying or maintaining internal physical... – Carburizing or nitriding using externally supplied carbon or...

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148219, 148225, 148226, C23C 832, C23C 856, C23C 876

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ABSTRACT:
Improved corrosion, wear and fatigue resistance is provided for pieces formed of medium alloy, low carbon steel by subjecting the piece to a treatment process which includes a step of carburizing, followed by nitriding. The process is especially useful for producing durable and low-cost steel parts, for example for certain automotive and marine applications, pumps (especially positive displacement pumps), chemical or food processing equipment, power tools, and the like. The blade-carrying reciprocating shaft for a reciprocating power saw is a specific example.

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