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List of verified suppliers of metal heat treating, ferritic salt bath nitrocarburizing, carbonitriding, austempering, stress relieving, pit carburizing & neutral hardening, castings, direct hardening, flame hardening, heat treating & processing, cold stabilizing & thermal cycling of aluminum alloy parts for aerospace & commercial applications, aerospace aluminum forgings & machined parts.
Heat treating is a growing sector of the metal finishing industry. According to data gathered by IndustryNet on 454 companies employing heat treating processes, jobs have increased by 0.71 percent. An even more substantial jump in sales has been seen at 8.06 percent.
Heat treating is used to alter the characteristics of metal, such as hardness and workability. Hardening processes for metal have been utilized since 1400 B.C. The first iron foundries began in Cambria, U.K., around A.D. 1700.
Before the development of modern techniques, blacksmiths used heat to aid them in their trade. Softened metal was formed into the desired shape, then quickly cooled or quenched. This technique both increased the hardness and decreased the brittleness of the metal.
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The heat treating industry accounts for a reasonable segment of the metal finishing sector, which itself has 4,093 companies, 93,022 jobs, and current average sales of $36,890,189,770.00. The heat treating industry only makes up a fraction of this, with 454 companies, but its impact is still large.
While the amount of companies in heat treating is small in comparison to the metal finishing sector as a whole, heat treating does account for the fourth-largest sub-category of the sector both for jobs and sales.
This particular segment works to change properties of metal via heating, and it has numerous applications.
Just some of the products that heat treating can produce include:
- Metal forming tools
- Forging tools
- Titanium alloys
- Stamping dies
- Gears
- Molds for pla...(Full Article)
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