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Part 5 of our tool-steel presentation is a continuation of
the effects individual alloying elements have on tool-steel chemistries
and heat-treated metallurgy.
Part
4 of our tool-steel presentation is a continuation of the effects of individual
alloying elements on tool-steel chemistries and heat-treated metallurgy.
I will be presenting a series of articles on tool steels, tool-steel categorization,
tool-steel heat treatments and heat treating of specific tool steels.
The question that could be asked right now is how do we
cold treat, or cryogenically treat, steel for the potential decomposition of
retained austenite?
The
continuation of cryogenic treatments is to ask why do we cryogenically treat
steels, and how do we identify those steels that will need to be cryogenically
treated?
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