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Nitralloy 135
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Timken Latrobe and Atlas Specialty Steel (part of Slater Steel) are two primary producers of this alloy. You can obtain more information on this alloy from their websites:
Depending on the exact requirements, there may be a number of suitable alternatives. Nitralloy 135 is used because it responds well to the nitriding process. Nitriding imparts a hard, wear-resistant surface to suitable alloy steels. Carburizing, ferritic nitrocarburizing, and carbonitriding are other methods used to impart a hard, wear-resistant surface to steel components. The following technical paper may be of some use to you in comparing other materials and processes to Nitralloy 135:
Timken Latrobe and Atlas Specialty Steel (part of Slater Steel) are two primary producers of this alloy. You can obtain more information on this alloy from their websites:
Depending on the exact requirements, there may be a number of suitable alternatives. Nitralloy 135 is used because it responds well to the nitriding process. Nitriding imparts a hard, wear-resistant surface to suitable alloy steels. Carburizing, ferritic nitrocarburizing, and carbonitriding are other methods used to impart a hard, wear-resistant surface to steel components. The following technical paper may be of some use to you in comparing other materials and processes to Nitralloy 135:
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Thank You, however I did come right with EN19 which can also be nitrided, In South Africa I found the closest to Nitralloy 135 was V820, it is almost the same, but for me to buy here is much cheaper than to import.
If you dont mind may I ask if nitriding changes any sizes on the material, like for instance heat treating sometimes makes it pull.
Thank you again for your post
Thank You, however I did come right with EN19 which can also be nitrided, In South Africa I found the closest to Nitralloy 135 was V820, it is almost the same, but for me to buy here is much cheaper than to import.
If you dont mind may I ask if nitriding changes any sizes on the material, like for instance heat treating sometimes makes it pull.
Thank you again for your post
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