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Nitriding of 32CrMoV 12-9

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Is it possible to achieve a surface hardness of 89 HR15N minimum on the nitrided case using the alloy EN 32CrMoV 12-9?
 
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I believe it would be possible with a liquid nitriding process.
 
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unclesyd - Any comment about gas nitriding?
 
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The web site below lists several grades of CrMoV steels and heat treatments that don't match exactly with your alloy. They do provide a marketing email address. Perhaps you can find out about your specific alloy and nitriding capability?

 
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Yes. It is possible to get 89HR15N using gas nitriding.
 
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