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Various Heat Treating Services Offered by Bluewater Thermal in Pennsylvania

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FEBRUARY 11, 2019
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Heat treating is performed by control process that modifies the microstructure of metals and alloys the purpose of adding properties that improve the operating life of the component or part. The advantages obtained through this process include enhanced temperature resistance, strength, ductility, and hardness. When it comes to heat treating services we offer at Bluewater Thermal, Illinois, companies can take advantage of annealing, tempering, solution, and aging treatment, case hardening, and normalizing.

Some of the heat treating solutions we offer include:

Stress Relieving

Certain processes such as rolling, welding, grinding, pending, stamping, and quenching can impose additional stresses into the structure of a metal component. One of the heat treating services referred to as stress relieving relieves residual stresses produced from one or more of these manufacturing operations.

Hardening and Tempering

At Bluewater Thermal, we employ an extensive range of heat treatment techniques that facilitate an increase in the strength, hardness, and fatigue life of metal components.

Annealing Heat Treating

Two phases encompass our process for annealing stainless steel. Initially, crystal defects that cause internal stresses are removed from the metal through softening process. Then, a process involving the nucleation and growth of strain free grains is carried out under precise settings.

At Bluewater Thermal, we offer heat treating services that meet the needs of multiple industries, including aviation, construction, automotive, and medical. For more information about how we can provide heat treatment solutions for your project or application, call us today at 877.990.0050.

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Bluewater Thermal Solutions specializes in all types of heat treating processes including brazing, nitriding, boronizing, carbonitriding & carburizing, and more. We offer a wide array of heat treating and boronizing processes at 11 different locations. To find out how we can serve your induction hardening needs, call us today at 877.990.0050, or request a quote on our website for services.

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