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One Minute Mentor: Effect of nickel-copper content on powder metallurgy hardenability

Nickel increases tensile properties of as-sintered powder metallurgy steels approximately one-half as much as copper but provides significantly higher strength after heat treatment. This is because of the heterogeneous nature of nickel-alloy steels made of blended elemental powders.

Mercury Marine advances heat treating processes with ECM technologies

ECM technologies, Pleasant Prairie, Wis., will deliver a low-pressure carburization and high-pressure gas quench system to Mercury Marine of Fond du Lac, Wis. This is part of the latter’s plan to upgrade its heat-treating capabilities with a move to the low-pressure carburization and high-pressure gas quench system.

Circular economy thinking in heat treatment of nonferrous metals

BlueTechnology takes into account the importance of sustainability for production lines and raises awareness of ethical and ecological metal production. Within the confines of thermodynamics, mass and heat transfer, as well as economics.

Air Products selected to 100 best corporate citizens list for 10th consecutive year

Air Products, Allentown, Pa., has been named to the 100 Best Corporate Citizens List for the tenth consecutive year. The list, published by 3BL Media, recognizes outstanding environmental, social and governance (ESG) transparency and performance among the 1000 largest public companies in the United States.

Centorr Vacuum announces order for six high-temp, high-vacuum furnaces

Centorr Vacuum, Nashua, N.H., has received orders for six furnaces in the Workhorse product line for various applications in the precision processing of metals in heat treating, brazing, and annealing applications.

New technology for evaporating metals at low temperatures

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, researchers have invented a cheaper, safer, and simpler technology that will allow a group of metals and metal oxides to evaporate at temperatures lower than 200 C, much lower than current working temperatures.