There are several different types of case-hardening steels, including carburizing steel, nitriding steel, and cyaniding steel. These steels are specifically designed to undergo a surface-hardening process, where the outer layer of the steel is made harder while maintaining a tough core. Carburizing steel is treated with carbon-rich materials to increase its carbon content, while nitriding steel is exposed to nitrogen to form a hard surface layer. Cyaniding steel is treated with cyanide salts to produce a hard and wear-resistant surface. Each type of case-hardening steel has its own specific properties and applications.
There are several different types of case-hardening steel, including carburizing steel, nitriding steel, and cyaniding steel.
There are several types of case-hardening steels, including carburizing steels, nitriding steels, cyaniding steels, and induction hardening steels.
