Capabilities include the ability to deep case harden, case harden, static harden, scan harden, face harden, locally harden and temper shafts, cylinders, and tubes.

We can case harden up from .060" (1.5mm) to .750" (19mm) deep on parts with flanges up to 20" (500mm) in diameter, and up to 140" in length.

A typical induction hardening application includes drive shafts, stub shafts, and power transmission shafts. Deep case hardening is typically required to dramatically improve the fatigue properties of the materials in high torque applications. Other applications include surface hardening to improve wear resistance in high wear applications.

Our processes are computer controlled and have integrated data collection capabilities. Induction hardening is a far more precise process than flame hardening. Let our expert knowledge and our ability to calculate process parameters with a high degree of accuracy improve the performance of your components.