Nitriding vs Carbonitriding vs Carburizing of H13 Tool Steel
Nitriding vs Carbonitriding vs Carburizing of H13 Tool Steel
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I am looking to improve the wear life of some forging dies used at my manufacturing plant. The dies are made of H13 tool steel. I have very little experience with case hardening via chemical absorption and I just wanted to know if anyone had any tips on what I should take into consideration when choosing a surface hardening process. Would one process yield significantly better results than another? Etc...
Any tips would help because when I say I have very little experience in surface hardening I mean I attended one lecture a year ago at an ASM meeting and I remember the basics that I learned in college. So I know enough to be dangerous...
Thanks,
Any tips would help because when I say I have very little experience in surface hardening I mean I attended one lecture a year ago at an ASM meeting and I remember the basics that I learned in college. So I know enough to be dangerous...
Thanks,





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