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Quenching is an integral part of any metal alloy heat treating application. It helps define the metal's microstructure and is a critical step in determining whether a part will meet specifications and properties after tempering. Having a full understanding of the types of quenchants available and in what applications they are best used will improve a heat treater's overall operation.
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